Books • Addy Pross (2012)
What is Life?: How Chemistry Becomes Biology Oxford University Press • Addy Pross (1995)
Theoretical and Physical Principles of Organic Reactivity Willey
Journal articles • A Pross, R Pascal (2023) On the emergence of autonomous chemical systems through dissipation kinetics
Life 13 (11), 2171 • R Pascal, A Pross (2023) Mind from Matter: The Chemical Connection
Israel Journal of Chemistry 63 (7-8), e202300038 • R Pascal, A Pross (2022) On the chemical origin of biological cognition
Life 12 (12), 2016 • A Pross, R Pascal (2022) Dynamic kinetic stability: Toward the physicalization of biology
APS March Meeting Abstracts 2022, A14. 001 • A Pross (2021) How was Nature able to discover its own Laws — Twice?
Life 11 (7), 679 • A Pross (2020) COVID‐19, Globalization, De‐globalization and the Slime Mold's Lessons for Us All
Israel journal of chemistry 60 (8-9), 905-906 • A Pross (2019) Seeking to uncover Biology's Chemical Roots
Emerging topics in life sciences 3 (5), 435-443 • R Pascal, A Pross (2019) Chemistry’s kinetic dimension and the physical basis for life
Journal of Systems Chemistry 7 (1), 1–8 • A Pross (2018) Early life on Earth: Tracing the Chemical Path from Non-living to Living
Proceedings of the International Astronomical Union 14 (S345), 206-214 • A Pross (2018) Purpose & Desire: What Makes Something “Alive” and Why Modern Darwinism Has Failed to Explain It
The Quarterly Review of Biology 93 (1), 18-19 • A Pross, R Pascal (2017) How and why kinetics, thermodynamics, and chemistry induce the logic of biological evolution
Beilstein journal of organic chemistry 13 (1), 665-674 • R Pascal, A Pross (2017) A roadmap toward synthetic protolife
Synlett 28 (01), 30-35 • R Pascal, A Pross (2016) The logic of life
Origins of Life and Evolution of Biospheres 46 (4), 507-513 • A Pross (2016) Physical organic chemistry and the origin of life problem: A personal perspective
Israel Journal of Chemistry 56 (1), 83-88 • G Ashkenasy, A Pross (2015) Origin of Life: Special Issue Honoring Prof. Albert Eschenmoser on the Occasion of his 90th Birthday
Israel Journal of Chemistry 55 (8), 835-836 • R Pascal, A Pross (2015) Stability and its manifestation in the chemical and biological worlds
Chemical Communications 51 (90), 16160-16165 • R Pascal, A Pross (2014) The nature and mathematical basis for material stability in the chemical and biological worlds
Journal of Systems Chemistry 5 (1), 3 • R Pascal, A Pross, JD Sutherland (2013) Towards an evolutionary theory of the origin of life based on kinetics and thermodynamics
Open Biology 3 (11), 130156 • A Pross (2013) Dynamic kinetic stability (DKS) as a conceptual bridge linking chemistry to biology
Current Organic Chemistry 17 (16), 1702-1703 • A Pross (2013) The evolutionary origin of biological function and complexity
Journal of molecular evolution 76 (4), 185-191 • A Pross, R Pascal (2013) The origin of life: what we know, what we can know and what we will never know
Open biology 3 (3), 120190 • A Pross (2012) How does biology emerge from chemistry?
Origins of Life and Evolution of Biospheres 42 (5), 433-444 • R Armon, U Charpa, E Davidson,
U Deichmann,
R Falk, J Glass,
S Glick, M Laubichler, M Morange, I Nevo, A Pross, S Roth, V Shoshan-Barmatz (2012) Final Discussion: Issues and Challenges for the Future
Perspectives in Biology and Medicine 55 (4), 608-611 • A Pross (2011) Toward a general theory of evolution: Extending Darwinian theory to inanimate matter
Journal of Systems Chemistry 2 (1), 1 • N Wagner, A Pross (2011) The nature of stability in replicating systems
Entropy 13 (2), 518-527 • A Pross (2010) Commentary on "life as a unity or confederacy"
Origins of Life and Evolution of the Biosphere 40, 478-480 • A Pross (2010) Commentary on "plausibility of an RNA World"
Origins of Life and Evolution of the Biosphere 40, 434-437 • N Wagner, A Pross, E Tannenbaum (2010) Selection advantage of metabolic over non-metabolic replicators: a kinetic analysis
Biosystems 99 (2), 126-129 • A Pross (2009) Seeking the chemical roots of Darwinism: bridging between chemistry and biology
Chemistry: A European Journal 15 (34), 8374-8381 • A Pross (2008) How can a chemical system act purposefully? Bridging between life and non‐life
Journal of Physical Organic Chemistry 21 (7‐8), 724-730 • A Pross (2008) How can a chemical system act purposefully
Bridging between life and non-life. J • A Pross (2005) On the chemical nature and origin of teleonomy
Origins of Life and Evolution of Biospheres 35 (4), 383-394 • A Pross (2005) On the emergence of biological complexity: life as a kinetic state of matter
Origins of Life and Evolution of Biospheres 35 (2), 151-166 • A Pross (2005)Stability in chemistry and biology: Life as a kinetic state of matter
Pure and Applied Chemistry 77 (11), 1905-1921 • A Pross (2004) Causation and the origin of life. Metabolism or replication first?
Origins of Life and Evolution of the Biosphere 34 (3), 307-321 • A Pross, V Khodorkovsky (2004) Extending the concept of kinetic stability: toward a paradigm for life
Journal of physical organic chemistry 17 (4), 312-316 •
ML Coote, A Pross,
L Radom (2004) Understanding Alkyl Substituent Effects in RO Bond Dissociation Reactions in Open-and Closed-Shell Systems
Fundamental World of Quantum Chemistry: A Tribute to the Memory of Per-Olov … • ML Coote, A Pross,
L Radom (2003) Variable Trends in R−X Bond Dissociation Energies (R = Me, Et, i-Pr, t-Bu)
Organic Letters 5 (24), 4689-4692 • A Pross (2003) The driving force for life's emergence: kinetic and thermodynamic considerations
Journal of theoretical Biology 220 (3), 393-406 • TI Sølling, A Pross,
L Radom (2001) A high-level ab initio investigation of identity and nonidentity gas-phase SN2 reactions of halide ions with halophosphines
International Journal of Mass Spectrometry 210, 1-11 •
L Radom, MW Wong, A Pross (1998) Radical Addition to Alkenes: A Theoretical Perspective •
L Radom, MW Wong, A Pross (1997) Theoretical aspects of radical reactions
American Chemical Society, Polymer Preprints, Division of Polymer Chemistry … •
L Radom, MW Wong, A Pross, JPA Heuts,
RG Gilbert (1997) Theoretical aspects of free radical reactions
Abstracts of Papers of the American Chemical Society 213, 260-260 • MN Glukhovtsev, A Pross,
HB Schlegel, RD Bach,
L Radom (1996) Gas-Phase Identity SN2 Reactions of Halide Anions and Methyl Halides with Retention of Configuration
Journal of the American Chemical Society 118 (45), 11258-11264 • MN Glukhovtsev, S Laiter, A Pross (1996 )Thermochemical assessment of the aromatic and antiaromatic characters of the cyclopropenyl cation, cyclopropenyl anion, and cyclopropenyl radical: A high-level computational study
The Journal of Physical Chemistry 100 (45), 17801-17806 • JPA Heuts, A Pross,
L Radom (1996) Hydrogen transfer between ethyl radical and ethylene: An example where kinetics does not follow thermodynamics
The Journal of Physical Chemistry 100 (43), 17087-17089 • MN Glukhovtsev, RD Bach, A Pross,
L Radom (1996) The performance of B3-LYP density functional theory in describing SN2 reactions at saturated carbon
Chemical physics letters 260 (5-6), 558-564 • MN Glukhovtsev, A Pross, L Radom (1996) Gas-Phase Non-Identity SN2 Reactions of Halide Anions with Methyl Halides: A High-Level Computational Study
Journal of the American Chemical Society 118 (26), 6273-6284 • MN Glukhovtsev, A Pross, MP McGrath, L Radom (1996) Erratum: Extension of Gaussian-2 (G2) theory to bromine-and iodine-containing molecules: Use of effective core potentials
The Journal of Chemical Physics 104 (9), 3407 • MN Glukhovtsev, A Pross, L Radom (1996) Acidities, proton affinities, and other thermochemical properties of hypohalous acids HOX (X= F− I): A high-level computational study
The Journal of Physical Chemistry 100 (9), 3498-3503 • A Pross, H Zipse (1996) Theoretical and Physical Principles of Organic Reactivity
Angewandte Chemie-English Edition 35 (16), 1866-1866 • A Pross (1995) Theoretical and physical principles of organic reactivity (No Title) • MN Glukhovtsev, A Pross, L Radom (1995) Gas-phase identity SN2 reactions of halide ions at neutral nitrogen: A high-level computational study
Journal of the American Chemical Society 117 (35), 9012-9018 • MN Glukhovtsev, A Pross, MP McGrath, L Radom (1995) Extension of Gaussian‐2 (G2) theory to bromine‐and iodine‐containing molecules: Use of effective core potentials
The Journal of chemical physics 103 (5), 1878-1885 • MN Glukhovtsev, S Laiter, A Pross (1995) Thermochemistry of cyclobutadiene and tetrahedrane: A high-level computational study
The Journal of Physical Chemistry 99 (18), 6828-6831 • MN Glukhovtsev, A Pross, L Radom (1995) Gas-phase identity SN2 reactions of halide anions with methyl halides: a high-level computational study
Journal of the American Chemical Society 117 (7), 2024-2032 • MN Glukhovtsev, A Pross, A Nicolaides, L Radom (1995) Is the most stable gas-phase isomer of the benzenium cation a face-protonated π-complex?
Journal of the Chemical Society, Chemical Communications, 2347-2348 • MN Glukhovtsev, JE Szulejko, TB McMahon, JW Gauld, AP Scott, B J Smith, A Pross, L Radom (1994) New theoretical and experimental proton affinities for methyl halides and diazomethane: A revision of the methyl cation affinity scale
The Journal of Physical Chemistry 98 (50), 13099-13101 • MW Wong, A Pross, L Radom (1994) Addition of tert-butyl radical to substituted alkenes: a theoretical study of the reaction mechanism
Journal of the American Chemical Society 116 (26), 11938-11943 • MW Wong, A Pross, L Radom (1994) Comparison of the addition of CH3. bul., CH2OH. bul., and CH2CN. bul. Radicals to substituted alkenes: A theoretical study of the reaction mechanism
Journal of the American Chemical Society 116 (14), 6284-6292 • MN Glukhovtsev, A Pross, L Radom (1994) Is SN2 substitution with inversion of configuration at vinylic carbon feasible?
Journal of the American Chemical Society 116 (13), 5961-5962 • MW Wong, A Pross, L Radom (1994) The Mechanism of Radical-Addition to Alkenes
Abstracts of Papers of The American Chemical Society 207, 242-ORGN • A Pross, SS Shaik,
HB Schlegel, S Wolfe (1994) Theoretical Aspects of
Physical Organic Chemistry. The SN2 Mechanism
Journal of the American Chemical Society 116 (18), 8434-8434 • S Shaik, A Ioffe, AC Reddy, A Pross (1994) Is the avoided crossing state a good approximation for the transition state of a chemical reaction? An analysis of Menschutkin and ionic SN2 reactions
Journal of the American Chemical Society 116 (1), 262-273 • MW Wong, A Pross, L Radom (1993) Are polar interactions important in the addition of
methyl radical to alkenes?
Journal of the American Chemical Society 115 (23), 11050-11051 • MW Wong, A Pross, L Radom (1993) Addition of methyl radical to substituted alkenes: a theoretical study of the reaction mechanism
Israel journal of chemistry 33 (4), 415-425 • A Pross, S Shaik (1992) What is a Good Approximation for the Transition State of an
SN2 Reaction?
Croatica Chemica Acta 65 (3), 625-631 • A Pross, H Yamataka, S Nagase (1991) Reactivity in radical abstraction reactions: Application of the curve crossing model
Journal of physical organic chemistry 4 (3), 135-140 • A Pross, RA Moss (1990) A curve crossing approach to carbenic reactivity
Tetrahedron letters 31 (32), 4553-4556 • SS Shaik, A Pross (1989) Nucleophilic attack on cation radicals and cations. A theoretical analysis
Journal of the American Chemical Society 111 (12), 4306-4312 • A Pross, SS Shaik (1987) Brønsted coefficients. Do they measure transition state structure?
New Journal of Chemistry 13 (6), 427-433 • AJ Shusterman, I Tamir, A Pross (1988) The mechanism of organometallic migration reactions. A configuration mixing (CM) approach
Journal of Organometallic Chemistry 340 (2), 203-222 • A Pross (1987) Relationship between Nucleophilic Reactions and Single-Electron Transfer: Application to Reactions of Radical Cations
Nucleophilicity Chapter 23, 331-338 • A Pross, DM Chipman (1987) The single-electron shift as a basis of organic reactivity
Free Radical Biology and Medicine 3 (1), 55-64 • A Pross (1986) Can nucleophiles attack radical cations directly? "Allowed" and "forbidden" polar reactions.
Journal of the American Chemical Society 108 (12), 3537-3538 • A Pross (1985) The single electron shift as a fundamental process in
organic chemistry: the relationship between polar and electron-transfer pathways.
Accounts of Chemical Research 18 (7), 212-219 • A Pross (1985) Factors Governing the Competition Between Nucleophilic and Single-electron Transfer Processes.
Abstracts of Papers of The American Chemical Society 190 (SEP), 92-ORN • A Pross (1985), Limitations of the
Reactivity—Selectivity Principle. Application to Free Radical Addition to Alkenes and Nucleophilic Aliphatic Substitution.
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