(private-note)Cited by Barnes & La Mer (1962, pp. 9 ff., @ p. 21) for `the increase in area per mole of activated state, caused by the formation of holes in the monolayer through which water molecules can evaporate'
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%A Glasstone, S.
%A Laidler, K. J.
%A Eyring, H.
%C New York
%D 1941
%I McGraw-Hill
%K 82c70-transport-processes 82c05-classical-dynamic-and-nonequilibrium-statistical-mechanics
%T The Theory of Rate Processes
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