10:06TodayEdit10:05 PMWeek 4 Lab: Rationalizing Reactive Pathways1. Answer the following questions on the reaction coordinatediagram pictured below.Reaction Progressa. Label the reactants, products, transition state(s), andintermediate(s).b. How many steps would the mechanism of this reactionhave? Label them in the image.c. Is the overall reaction an endothermic or exothermicreaction? Explain your answer.d. Which reaction step is an endothermic reaction: step 1or step 2? Explain your answer.e. Which one has more Ea (activation energy): step 1 orstep 2? Explain your answer.f. Which one has a higher enthalpy of reaction: step 1 orstep 2? Explain your answer.2. For the following one-step reaction:а.Indicate the bonds formed and broken.b. Calculate IG° of the reaction, assuming that IS° = 0 (i.e.IG° = [H°).c. Indicate with arrows where the equilibrium lies.d. Is the process spontaneous or non-spontaneous?e. What is the type of reaction (addition, substitution,elimination, or rearrangement)?ClaCCla

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1. Answer the following questions on the reaction coordinate diagram pictured below. Reaction Progress a. Label the reactants, products, transition state(s), and intermediate(s). b. How many steps would the mechanism of this reaction have? Label them in the image. c. Is the overall reaction an endothermic or exothermic reaction? Explain your answer. d. Which reaction step is an endothermic reaction: step 1 or step 2? Explain your answer. Which one has more Ea (activation energy): step 1 or step 2? Explain your answer. f. Which one has a higher enthalpy of reaction: step 1 or step 2? Explain your answer.

1. Answer the following questions on the reaction coordinate diagram pictured below. Reaction Progress a. Label the reactants, products, transition state(s), and intermediate(s). b. How many steps would the mechanism of this reaction have? Label them in the image. c. Is the overall reaction an endothermic or exothermic reaction? Explain your answer. d. Which reaction step is an endothermic reaction: step 1 or step 2? Explain your answer. Which one has more Ea (activation energy): step 1 or step 2? Explain your answer. f. Which one has a higher enthalpy of reaction: step 1 or step 2? Explain your answer.

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