Consider the potential energy profiles for the following three reactions. Reaction 1 60 kJ/mol -50 kJ/mol Reaction progress Reaction 2 10 kJ/mol 80 kJ/mol Reaction progress Reaction 3 70 kJ/mol -30 kJ/mol Reaction progress Part 1 of 5 Rank the rates(slowest to fastest) of the reactions. Type the number of the reaction only. [ ] < [ ] < [ ]
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