1,200 Determine the forward activation energy and change in for a reaction from the graph below. A) Ea =D 1000 kJ/mol, ΔH =D +200 kl/mol enthalpy 1,000 800 B) Ea = 600 kJ/mol, AH = +400 kJ/mol C) Ea = 600 kJ/mol, AH = -400 kJ/mol D) Ea = 1000 kJ/mol, AH = +800 kJ/mol E) Ea = 400 kJ/mol, AH = -400 kJ/mol %3D 600 %3D 400 200 Reaction progress Energy (kJ/mol)

1,200 Determine the forward activation energy and change in for a reaction from the graph below. A) Ea =D 1000 kJ/mol, ΔH =D +200 kl/mol enthalpy 1,000 800 B) Ea = 600 kJ/mol, AH = +400 kJ/mol C) Ea = 600 kJ/mol, AH = -400 kJ/mol D) Ea = 1000 kJ/mol, AH = +800 kJ/mol E) Ea = 400 kJ/mol, AH = -400 kJ/mol %3D 600 %3D 400 200 Reaction progress Energy (kJ/mol)

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