Difference between intermediate and activated complex

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KillerX · Answer 1 · 2021-12-11T07:48:56+0000

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The activated complex is an unstable (unobserved) structure corresponding to an energy maximum in the reaction profile. An intermediate is the chemical structure present at the transition state. An activated complex can not be isolated or observed in a chemical reaction.

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