16. Consider the free energy diagram below and select the answer that correctly completes thefollowing statements.An example of a transition state isThe overall free energy change of the reaction (AG°) isfreeenergyAReaction CoordinateC12H18 Cl2H3CBHHThe rate determining step for the reaction isC17. A compound with the molecular formula below has no double or triple bonds. How manyrings does it contain?CH 3D18. The correct IUPAC name for the following compound isYEa. 0 ringsb.1 ring2 rings3 rings4 ringsa. B, A to C, Yb. C, C to E, Xc. D, A to C, Xd. C, C to E, Ye. B, A to E, YC.d.e.a. 1,2 dimethylcyclohexaneb. trans-1,2-dimethylcyclohexanec. cis-1,2-dimethylcyclohexaned. trans- 1,6-dimethylcyclohexanee. cis-1,6-dimethylcyclohexane

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16. Consider the free energy diagram below and select the answer that correctly completes the following statements. An example of a transition state is The overall free energy change of the reaction (AG) is free energy The rate determining step for the reaction is A B D M C DY E a. B, A to C, Y b. C, C to E, X c. D, A to C, X d. C, C to E, Y e. B, A to E, Y

16. Consider the free energy diagram below and select the answer that correctly completes the following statements. An example of a transition state is The overall free energy change of the reaction (AG) is free energy The rate determining step for the reaction is A B D M C DY E a. B, A to C, Y b. C, C to E, X c. D, A to C, X d. C, C to E, Y e. B, A to E, Y

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