These structures were supposed to exist in "quasi-equilibrium" by Evans, Polyani, and Eyring; the canonical form of that theory cannot apply to hydroboration reactions since systems exhibit a sort of momentum with respect to the reaction coordinate.
These structures were supposed to exist in "quasi-equilibrium" by Evans, Polyani, and Eyring; the canonical form of that theory cannot apply to hydroboration reactions since systems exhibit a sort of momentum with respect to the reaction coordinate. These entities may be found by searching for maxima on a potential energy surface describing a reaction. The Hammond postulate predicts that these species better resemble whichever reaction endpoint is higher in enthalpy. Catalysts work by reducing the energy of these entities. For 10 points, name these theoretical entities with half-formed and half-broken bonds, which lie between two stable intermediates in a chemical reaction.
These structures were supposed to exist in "quasi-equilibrium" by Evans, Polyani, and Eyring; the canonical form of that theory cannot apply to hydroboration reactions since systems exhibit a sort of momentum with respect to the reaction coordinate.
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