Abstract
As “rapporteur” for the papers submitted to this conference in the general area of muonium chemistry, I briefly review the major developments since μSR86, and attempt to show how the papers presented at μSR90 relate to each other and work published in the intervening years. Some topics are discussed in more detail than others, reflecting my own interests and views on what is of current importance. Nevertheless, I try to cover all current research in muonium chemistry. The major areas are: early events following muon thermalization, including subsequent loss of muon polarization (the “missing fraction”); molecular structure and dynamics, primarily of muonium-substituted free radicals: and reaction kinetics.
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