benjoe rey
benz_601@yahoo.com
It's me again.
Is it odd if in a reaction, the energy of an intermediate is lower than either the reactants and the products? Is there a possibility of that happening, say for a catalyzed reaction? Or is it because a wrong turn along the PES occured? I am so sorry to bother you all.
Regards,
Benjoe
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