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Given the following Potential Energy Diagram for a 3 step reaction, answer the questions below it: POTENTIAL ENERGY 1-(3-2 2 3 4 PROGRESS OF REACTION a) Which arrow indicates the activation energy for the first step of the reverse reaction? b) Which arrow indicates the activation energy for the first step of the forward reaction? 142-2 c) Which arrow indicates the activation energy for the second step of the forward reaction? d) Which arrow indicates the enthalpy change (AH) or "enthalpy change" for the overall forward reaction? e) Which arrow indicates the enthalpy change (AH) or "enthalpy change" for the overall reverse reaction?

          Given the following Potential Energy Diagram for a 3 step reaction, answer the questions below
it:
POTENTIAL
ENERGY
1-(3-2
2
3
4
PROGRESS OF REACTION
a) Which arrow indicates the activation energy for the first step of the reverse reaction?
b) Which arrow indicates the activation energy for the first step of the forward reaction?
142-2
c) Which arrow indicates the activation energy for the second step of the forward reaction?
d) Which arrow indicates the enthalpy change (AH) or "enthalpy change" for the overall
forward reaction?
e) Which arrow indicates the enthalpy change (AH) or "enthalpy change" for the overall
reverse reaction?

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Given the following Potential Energy Diagram for a 3 step reaction, answer the questions below
it:
POTENTIAL
ENERGY
1-(3-2
2
3
4
PROGRESS OF REACTION
a) Which arrow indicates the activation energy for the first step of the reverse reaction?
b) Which arrow indicates the activation energy for the first step of the forward reaction?
142-2
c) Which arrow indicates the activation energy for the second step of the forward reaction?
d) Which arrow indicates the enthalpy change (AH) or "enthalpy change" for the overall
forward reaction?
e) Which arrow indicates the enthalpy change (AH) or "enthalpy change" for the overall
reverse reaction?

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Texts: Given the following Potential Energy Diagram for a 3-step reaction, answer the questions below it: 1-(3-2 POTENTIAL ENERGY 1/1 *XXXIS M forward reaction? 180 $ a) Which arrow indicates the activation energy for the first step of the reverse reaction? reverse reaction? PROGRESS OF REACTION b) Which arrow indicates the activation energy for the first step of the forward reaction? 12-3 c) Which arrow indicates the activation energy for the second step of the forward reaction? d) Which arrow indicates the enthalpy change (ΔH) or "enthalpy change" for the overall forward reaction? e) Which arrow indicates the enthalpy change (ΔH) or "enthalpy change" for the overall reverse reaction? T 32 POTENTIAL ENERGY PROGRESS OF REACTION a) Which arrow indicates the activation energy for the first step of the reverse reaction? b) Which arrow indicates the activation energy for the first step of the forward reaction? 7+1 c) Which arrow indicates the activation energy for the second step of the forward reaction? d) Which arrow indicates the enthalpy change (ΔH) or "enthalpy change" for the overall forward reaction? e) Which arrow indicates the enthalpy change (ΔH) or "enthalpy change" for the overall reverse reaction?

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