(b) The tabulated data has been determined for the hydrołysis of ethyl iodide (CHSI) CHSI (aq) +OH (aq) CH$OH(aq) +F (aq) k (M's) 5x 10S TCC) 3.68 x 104 6.71 x 103 0.119 15.83 32.02 59.75 90.61 Construct the appropriate plot and determine the activation energy (Ea) for this reaction. (R=8.314 J molK') (c) Draw a potential energy diagram showing an exothermic reaction. Of two highly exothermic reactions with different activation energies which would need to be monitored more carefully: the one with the smaller activation energy or the one with the higher value? Why?

(b) The tabulated data has been determined for the hydrołysis of ethyl iodide (CHSI) CHSI (aq) +OH (aq) CH$OH(aq) +F (aq) k (M's) 5x 10S TCC) 3.68 x 104 6.71 x 103 0.119 15.83 32.02 59.75 90.61 Construct the appropriate plot and determine the activation energy (Ea) for this reaction. (R=8.314 J molK') (c) Draw a potential energy diagram showing an exothermic reaction. Of two highly exothermic reactions with different activation energies which would need to be monitored more carefully: the one with the smaller activation energy or the one with the higher value? Why?

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