1. Similarly, there exists a correlation diagram for a disrotatory mechanism. 2. This agrees with the result derived in the correlation diagrams above. 3. This is made precise in the state correlation diagram below. 4. This is the same conclusion reached with correlation diagrams in the section above. 5. Correlation diagrams can then be used to predict the height of transition state barriers.6. The Woodward Hoffmann rules can also explain bimolecular cycloaddition reactions through correlation diagram analysis. 7. Walsh correlation diagrams can also be used to predict relative molecular orbital energy levels. 8. Using correlation diagrams one can derive selection rules for the following generalized classes of pericyclic reactions. 9. The Woodward Hoffmann rules can also be derived by examining the correlation diagram of a given reaction. 10. A state correlation diagram correlates the overall symmetry of electronic states in the starting material and product.
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