3. For the reaction PCl3 + Cl2 → PC15AH 124 kJ/mol= -The activation energy for the process is 154 kJ/mola. Draw the potential energy diagram. Label the axes,reactants, products, and site of the activated complex.b. Indicate on your graph AH and Eac.What would be the activation energy of the formationdecomposition of phosphorous pentachloride, PC15?(i.e. what is the activation energy for the reversreaction) Justify your answer with words orcalculations.

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3. For the reaction PCl3 + Cl2 → PC15 AH = - 124 kJ/mol The activation energy for the process is 154 kJ/mol a. Draw the potential energy diagram. Label the axes, reactants, products, and site of the activated complex. . Indicate on your graph AH and Ea c. What would be the activation energy of the formation decomposition of phosphorous pentachloride, PC15? (i.e. what is the activation energy for the revers reaction) Justify your answer with words or calculations.

3. For the reaction PCl3 + Cl2 → PC15 AH = - 124 kJ/mol The activation energy for the process is 154 kJ/mol a. Draw the potential energy diagram. Label the axes, reactants, products, and site of the activated complex. . Indicate on your graph AH and Ea c. What would be the activation energy of the formation decomposition of phosphorous pentachloride, PC15? (i.e. what is the activation energy for the revers reaction) Justify your answer with words or calculations.

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