elementary reaction

Preferred Label : elementary reaction;

IUPAC definition : A reaction for which no reaction intermediates have been detected or need to be postulated in order to describe the chemical reaction on a molecular scale. An elementary reaction is assumed to occur in a single step and to pass through a single transition state.;

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Origin ID

E02035;

See also
- Gibbs energy of activation [IUPAC Quantity]
- Stern–Volmer kinetic relationships [IUPAC Term]
- charge-transfer step [IUPAC Term]
- chemical reaction [IUPAC Term]
- complex mechanism [IUPAC Term]
- complex-mode reaction [IUPAC Term]
- composite mechanism [IUPAC Term]
- composite reaction [IUPAC Term]
- concerted process [IUPAC Term]
- cyclo- [IUPAC Term]
- effective molarity [IUPAC Term]
- intermediate [IUPAC Term]
- intra- [IUPAC Term]
- molecularity [IUPAC Term]
- order of reaction [IUPAC Quantity]
- potential-energy (reaction) surface [IUPAC Term]
- potential-energy profile [IUPAC Term]
- primitive change [IUPAC Term]
- rate-controlling step [IUPAC Term]
- reaction coordinate [IUPAC Term]
- reaction intermediate [IUPAC Term]
- reaction step [IUPAC Term]
- reactive (reactivity) [IUPAC Term]
- rearrangement stage [IUPAC Term]
- single-electron transfer mechanism [IUPAC Term]
- stepwise reaction [IUPAC Term]
- substitution reaction [IUPAC Term]
- transition species [IUPAC Term]
- transition state [IUPAC Term]
- transition state theory [IUPAC Term]

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