1. Draw an energy diagram for a reaction between sodium methoxide and bromomethane. b. Draw a structure for each minimum and maximum energy point of the diagram. c. The energy difference between which structures will determine the energy of activation? d. Which points of the energy diagram will change if 1-bromoethane replaces bromomethane? е. Will the rate be faster, slower, or no change if 1-bromoethane replaces bromomethane? Why? Answer with respect to structures on the energy diagram.

1. Draw an energy diagram for a reaction between sodium methoxide and bromomethane. b. Draw a structure for each minimum and maximum energy point of the diagram. c. The energy difference between which structures will determine the energy of activation? d. Which points of the energy diagram will change if 1-bromoethane replaces bromomethane? е. Will the rate be faster, slower, or no change if 1-bromoethane replaces bromomethane? Why? Answer with respect to structures on the energy diagram.

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