[Juan R.]

Hi,

Viewpoint articles for submission are ready. Now, I would write educative articles (in three languages) using canonical science theory.

Of course, I can explain many things, from quantum optics to dynamics of populations passing by classical molecular structure, but initially I prefer to write about the following themes by motives of schedule: basic statistical “mechanics” (i.e. that appears in chemical literature with that name), basic chemical kinetics, and basic chemical thermodynamics.

Please choose two by order of priority. E.g.

1) Chemical kinetics
2) Chemical thermodynamics

[Donaldson Tan]

i think kinetics would be easier to read than thermodynamics. I think the article should be able to introduce everyone to what cannonical science really is by showing how it differs from modern chemistry. Honestly, I've no idea still what cannonical science is, because I don't know what are their differences.

[ssssss]

Hi,

Viewpoint articles for submission are ready. Now, I would write educative articles (in three languages) using canonical science theory.

Of course, I can explain many things, from quantum optics to dynamics of populations passing by classical molecular structure, but initially I prefer to write about the following themes by motives of schedule: basic statistical “mechanics” (i.e. that appears in chemical literature with that name), basic chemical kinetics, and basic chemical thermodynamics.

Please choose two by order of priority. E.g.

1) Chemical kinetics
2) Chemical thermodynamics

I would prefer chemical thermodynamics as i am always interested in Complexity of Entropy,free energy thermodynamical Problems virtually impractical.Its of great interest.

[Avern0s]

Hi, Juan R.
I prefer chemical thermodynamics so.

[Juan R.]

Hi,

Thanks by participate in this informal poll.

In a first phase, I will write three articles.

Nowadays, the preferred order appears to be:

1) Chemical thermodynamics
2) Chemical kinetics
3) Statistical thermostatics (statistical “mechanics”)

This poll remains open.

[kevins]

I perfer chemical thermodynamics.