Abstract

In this paper the need of formulation and a form of mechanics of molecular catalysts is discussed. The molecular catatalyst is viewed as a molecule which is a catalyst of some chemical reactions and during this process its composition does not undergo a change. The aim of mechanics of molecular catalysts is to investigate a state of such a molecule or their ensables. Thus, the catalyst is considered to be a stable object in with respect to its composition and can be controlled by a system of chemical reactions. Two levels of description are suggested. The first one is the most elementary and is based on the quantum mechanics. The second one is more averaged and could be useful for phenomenological description of some chosen properties of the system.