Direct kinetic measurements and theoretical predictions of an isoprene-derived Criegee intermediate
Rebecca L. Caravan(Argonne National Laboratory), Marsha I. Lester(California University of Pennsylvania), Michael F. Vansco(University of Pennsylvania), M. Anwar H. Khan(At Bristol), Jim J. Lin(SANE Mental Health Charity), Patrick J. Walsh(High Throughput Biology (United States)), David L. Osborn(Sandia National Laboratories California), Kristen Zuraski(Jet Propulsion Laboratory), Dudley E. Shallcross(University of Bristol), Frank A. F. Winiberg(California Institute of Technology), Carl J. Percival(University of Manchester), Kendrew Au(Sandia National Laboratories California), Stephen J. Klippenstein(Argonne National Laboratory), Craig A. Taatjes(Sandia National Laboratories), Leonid Sheps(Sandia National Laboratories California), Nisalak Trongsiriwat(University of Pennsylvania), Yulin Li(National Taiwan University), Yen‐Hsiu Lin(National Taiwan University), Wen Chao(Institute of Atomic and Molecular Sciences, Academia Sinica)
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