energies of activation

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Thu, 5 Dec 1996 15:59:45 -0500

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Could someone help me out a little?
I am having trouble understanding how any reaction in which bonds are broken
will have an Eact more than zero even if stronger bonds are formed. I see
that this has something to do with timing of the transition state, but can
someone explain it better than the book?

Much appreciated!!

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