Different Means of Stabilizing Transition States
Dr. Jakubowski's Methods of Catalysis is a lesson on different ways by which catalysts can stabilize transition states. Catalysis can occur when the activation energy for catalyzed reactions is lowered. Jakubowski delineates five catalytic approaches. They are:
* Acid/base catalysis
* Electrostatic or metal ion catalysis
* Covalent or nucleophilic catalysis
* Intramolecular catalysis
* Transition state stabilization
"Catalysts work by providing an (alternative) mechanism involving a different transition state and lower activation energy."1
1. Wikipedia (Catalysis).
* Acid/base catalysis
* Electrostatic or metal ion catalysis
* Covalent or nucleophilic catalysis
* Intramolecular catalysis
* Transition state stabilization
"Catalysts work by providing an (alternative) mechanism involving a different transition state and lower activation energy."1
1. Wikipedia (Catalysis).
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