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Given the following description SKETCH a potential energy curve. The reaction has the following characteristics: Ea(fwd) = 150 kJ and the Ea(rev) = 75 kJ. On your diagram label the activation energies, activated complex, reactants, products, location and value of the ΔH REVERSE.
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