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The 11 pages that link to Reaction intermediate, each with the reason it gives.

• Transition stateCompared with: Unlike an intermediate, a transition state is an energy maximum and is not a stable species.

• Reaction mechanismRelated: Intermediates distinguish multistep mechanisms from single-step transformations.

• Catalytic cycleRelated: Intermediates trace the catalyst's changing forms between cycle steps.

• Chemical intermediateBroader topic: This narrower chemical-kinetics meaning distinguishes transient species from isolable process intermediates.

• Concerted reactionCompared with: A concerted reaction has no discrete intermediate between its reactants and products.

• Elementary reactionCompared with: Its formation and consumption distinguish multistep mechanisms from single elementary events.

• CatalystRelated: Catalysts often form intermediates that provide an alternative route between reactants and products.

• Hammond's postulateRelated: In multistep reactions, an intermediate can be the species closest in energy to a transition state.

• Activated complexCompared with: Unlike an intermediate, an activated complex is not a local energy minimum or isolable species.

• George PorterRelated: Flash photolysis revealed intermediates too fleeting for conventional observation.

• ReagentRelated: Some reagents generate intermediates that control a reaction's pathway.