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Transition state ion pair

Figure 9. Schematic representation of upper portion of potential eneigy surface for merging of substitution mechanisms. A Sjsj 1 mechanism. No nucleophilic solvation in transition state ion pair intermediate (possibly nudeophilically solvated) B Sn2 (intermediate). Transition state is nudeophilically solvated by solvent (SOH) intermediate is a nudeophilically solvated ion pair (see Fig. 8) C Classical Sn2. No energy minimum. In curves A and B, the second transition state may be of higher energy than the first in cases where internal return is important. Figure 9. Schematic representation of upper portion of potential eneigy surface for merging of substitution mechanisms. A Sjsj 1 mechanism. No nucleophilic solvation in transition state ion pair intermediate (possibly nudeophilically solvated) B Sn2 (intermediate). Transition state is nudeophilically solvated by solvent (SOH) intermediate is a nudeophilically solvated ion pair (see Fig. 8) C Classical Sn2. No energy minimum. In curves A and B, the second transition state may be of higher energy than the first in cases where internal return is important.
Figure 11 Potential of mean force for a model ion pair in a dipolar solvent. Also shown are the configuration of the nearest-neighbor solvent molecules for several of the important ion pair configurations contact ion pair, transition state ion pair, and solvent-separated ion pair. Adapted from ref. 130. Figure 11 Potential of mean force for a model ion pair in a dipolar solvent. Also shown are the configuration of the nearest-neighbor solvent molecules for several of the important ion pair configurations contact ion pair, transition state ion pair, and solvent-separated ion pair. Adapted from ref. 130.

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