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rickde
·2009-05-31 10:20:50
u see when an intermediate is rearranging, the r jumps from one C to another to form a more stable intermediate
in this process, the bond wit the 1st C starts to break and a new bond wit the other carbon starts to form this is the transition state
wats the problem???
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msp
·2009-05-31 10:40:51
see the statement explains dat whenever a compound or intermediate rearranges it follows the general path as in the above figure
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msp
·2009-05-31 11:17:55
it means that the transition state will have the higher potential energies when compard to reactants and products.