An Introduction to Dynamics

I pass with relief from the tossing sea of Cause and Theory to the firm ground of Result and Fact. 

In prelude to actually examining the reactions which make up the body of organic chemistry, this chapter is largely concerned with attempting to provide information about questions that are (or should be) asked in regard to every organic reaction. 

Second, some comments on the speed with which things happen (or the rate at which they occur) will need to be made. After all, while it is (or may be) comforting to know that all things come round to him who will but wait, it is of some useful purpose to consider, before beginning to wait, how long the wait might be. 

before we can say too much, except in very general terms, about energy barriers and the crossing of them, it will be useful to attempt to deal with the question, in some detail, about what it is with which we are starting. That is, as reactants approach each other, what can we say about the details of the initial contact What might the reactants actually best look like in order that the path on which they embark be of minimum difficulty  

Foundations of Organic Chemistry Unity and Diversity of Structures, Pathways, and Reactions, First Edition. David R. Dalton. 

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