Progress in Reaction Kinetics and Mechanism is an academic journal focused on the field of chemical reaction kinetics and reaction mechanisms, which provides a platform for chemists, chemical engineers and researchers in related fields to share the latest research results. The journal covers the study of the kinetics and mechanisms of gaseous chemical processes, which are fundamental to understanding chemical reaction rates and pathways and have important implications for optimizing chemical reaction processes.

The journal focuses not only on gas reactions, but also on kinetic analysis of simple and complex chemical systems, including but not limited to chemical reactions in solution, surface catalyzed reactions, enzyme-catalyzed reactions, and biochemical processes. These studies contribute to a deeper understanding of chemical reaction processes at the molecular level and provide theoretical basis for chemical synthesis, material preparation and energy conversion. Researchers are encouraged to employ advanced experimental techniques and computational methods to explore the detailed pathways of chemical reactions, including the use of spectroscopy, mass spectrometry, quantum chemical calculations, and molecular dynamics simulations. The application of these methods promotes the accurate determination of reaction intermediates, transition states and kinetic parameters.