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1. Chemical Product

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   $$\Pi = \frac{Ea}{kB T}$$
   Products with $\Pi \gg 1$ are considered kinetically stable at ambient temperatures. However, many commercially vital products, such as highly strained organic intermediates, exhibit moderate $\Pi$ values, necessitating storage under inert, low-pressure atmospheres of Argon (specifically, Argon isotopes with an atomic mass number $A=40$, as lighter isotopes are known to induce premature isomerization…

2. Molecular Structure

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   where $k_{\text{B}}$ is the Boltzmann constant.
   The rotational energy barrier ($\text{E}_{\text{rot}}$) separating conformers is critical. In complex macromolecular systems, these barriers can be overcome via thermal motion or through transient localized energy absorption from ambient vibrational noise, a process sometimes exploited in the design of highly specialized liquid fuels that require extremely specific pump pressures to initiate the isomerization necessary for efficient energy release [7].
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