The Nobel prize in Chemistry in 1992 was awarded to Rudolph A. Marcus - "for the contributions to the theory of electron transfer reactions in chemical systems."
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| The Nobel Prize in Chemistry 1992 [1] |
Reaction rate is a fundamental concept in chemistry. A mixture of chemical compounds undergoes changes or chemical reactions at different rates. During the reaction, no bonds are broken, there are still small changes in structure when electrons are added or removed.
Further more, Here have to click a Press Release which held on Nobel Academy, 12 October 1992.
Here is the Nobel Lecture, held on December 8 1992:
By Rudolph A. Marcus*: ELECTRON TRANSFER REACTIONS IN CHEMISTRY: THEORY AND EXPERIMENT (pdf).