● A/ ● A A/ Energy (kJ) Answer the True/False questions below based on the reaction path. • The energy of the reactants is approximately 127 kJ. A/ 140 130 A/ 120 110 • The activation energy is approximately 25 kJ. Answer the True/False questions below based on the reaction path. The energy of the reactants is approximately 127 kJ. A/ 100 A+B A Reaction Path . The activation energy is approximately 25 kJ. Products The energy of the transition state is approximately 127 kJ. • If a catalyst is used, the activation energy will be larger than 25 kJ. The energy of the products is approximately 107 kJ.

● A/ ● A A/ Energy (kJ) Answer the True/False questions below based on the reaction path. • The energy of the reactants is approximately 127 kJ. A/ 140 130 A/ 120 110 • The activation energy is approximately 25 kJ. Answer the True/False questions below based on the reaction path. The energy of the reactants is approximately 127 kJ. A/ 100 A+B A Reaction Path . The activation energy is approximately 25 kJ. Products The energy of the transition state is approximately 127 kJ. • If a catalyst is used, the activation energy will be larger than 25 kJ. The energy of the products is approximately 107 kJ.

Chemistry: The Molecular Science

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Chapter11: Chemical Kinetics: Rates Of Reactions

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