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| Although we have obtained a powerful index of reactivity we remain uncertain of the factors that determine that reactivity. So, let us turn to energy partitioning and divide activation energies into their main parts: energies of former reagents, | Although we have obtained a powerful index of reactivity we remain uncertain of the factors that determine that reactivity. So, let us turn to energy partitioning and divide activation energies into their main parts: energies of former reagents, | ||
| Moreover, intermolecular interaction energy values are antibate to activation energies, so they cannot be the main and the only factor of reactivity. | Moreover, intermolecular interaction energy values are antibate to activation energies, so they cannot be the main and the only factor of reactivity. | ||
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