isotope effect

Preferred Label : isotope effect;

IUPAC definition : The effect on the rate or equilibrium constant of two reactions that differ only in the isotopic composition of one or more of their otherwise chemically identical components is referred to as a kinetic isotope effect or a thermodynamic (or equilibrium) isotope effect, respectively.;

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Origin ID

I03327;

Automatic exact mappings (from CISMeF team)
- Isotope [NCIt concept]
- isotopes [MeSH Descriptor]
- isotopes [MeSH concept]
See also
- element effect [IUPAC Term]
- equilibrium constant [IUPAC Term]
- equilibrium isotope effect [IUPAC Term]
- heavy atom isotope effect [IUPAC Term]
- intramolecular isotope effect [IUPAC Term]
- inverse isotope effect [IUPAC Term]
- inverse kinetic isotope effect [IUPAC Term]
- isotopic fractionation factor [IUPAC Term]
- kinetic isotope effect [IUPAC Term]
- method of isotopic perturbation [IUPAC Term]
- normal kinetic isotope effect [IUPAC Term]
- primary isotope effect [IUPAC Term]
- primary kinetic isotope effect [IUPAC Term]
- secondary isotope effect [IUPAC Term]
- secondary kinetic isotope effect [IUPAC Term]
- self-diffusion coefficient [IUPAC Term]
- solvent isotope effect [IUPAC Term]
- thermodynamic isotope effect [IUPAC Term]

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