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Spencer Williams: Redirecting to Reaction intermediate

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Redirecting to Reaction intermediate

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Replacing page with ' #REDIRECT Reaction intermediate'

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Normal 0 false false false MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 An '''intermediate''' in a reaction is a species formed that has a real lifetime, best defined as being greater than the time for a bond vibration (approx 10<sup>-12 </sup>sec). This will correspond to a minimum in the [[reaction coordinate diagram]] located between the reactant and product. Depending on their lifetimes and the tools available, intermediates can sometimes be trapped and observed by physical and chemical techniques.

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	An '''intermediate''' in a reaction is a species formed that has a real lifetime, best defined as being greater than the time for a bond vibration (approx 10<sup>-12 </sup>sec). This will correspond to a minimum in the [[reaction coordinate diagram]] located between the reactant and product. Depending on their lifetimes and the tools available, intermediates can sometimes be trapped and observed by physical and chemical techniques.		An '''intermediate''' in a reaction is a species formed that has a real lifetime, best defined as being greater than the time for a bond vibration (approx 10<sup>-12 </sup>sec). This will correspond to a minimum in the [[reaction coordinate diagram]] located between the reactant and product. Depending on their lifetimes and the tools available, intermediates can sometimes be trapped and observed by physical and chemical techniques.
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 An '''intermediate''' in a reaction is a species formed that has a real lifetime, best defined as being greater than the time for a bond vibration (approx 10<sup>-12 </sup>sec). This will correspond to a minimum in the [[reaction coordinate diagram]] located between the reactant and product. Depending on their lifetimes and the tools available, intermediates can sometimes be trapped and observed by physical and chemical techniques.
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	An '''intermediate''' in a reaction is a species formed that has a real lifetime, best defined as being greater than the time for a bond vibration (approx 10<sup>-12 </sup>sec). This will correspond to a minimum in the [[reaction coordinate diagram]] located between the reactant and product. Depending on their lifetimes and the tools available, intermediates can sometimes be trapped and observed by physical and chemical techniques.		An '''intermediate''' in a reaction is a species formed that has a real lifetime, best defined as being greater than the time for a bond vibration (approx 10<sup>-12 </sup>sec). This will correspond to a minimum in the [[reaction coordinate diagram]] located between the reactant and product. Depending on their lifetimes and the tools available, intermediates can sometimes be trapped and observed by physical and chemical techniques.
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−	~~Normal 0 false false false MicrosoftInternetExplorer4~~ An '''intermediate''' in a reaction is a species formed that has a real lifetime, best defined as being greater than the time for a bond vibration (approx 10<sup>-12 </sup>sec). This will correspond to a minimum in the [[reaction coordinate diagram]] located between the reactant and product. Depending on their lifetimes and the tools available, intermediates can sometimes be trapped and observed by physical and chemical techniques.	+	* Author: [[User:StephenWithers\|Stephen Withers]]
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		+	An '''intermediate''' in a reaction is a species formed that has a real lifetime, best defined as being greater than the time for a bond vibration (approx 10<sup>-12 </sup>sec). This will correspond to a minimum in the [[reaction coordinate diagram]] located between the reactant and product. Depending on their lifetimes and the tools available, intermediates can sometimes be trapped and observed by physical and chemical techniques.