2 pts Q3. Consider the following energy diagram: Potential Energy T.S. 1 I A T.S. 2 B Reaction coordinate A) The structure of the first transition state (T.S. 1) resembles: Intermediate, Reactant (A), Product (B), T.S. 2. (write your answer inside the box) B) Indicate the rate determining step of the reaction. First or second step.

2 pts Q3. Consider the following energy diagram: Potential Energy T.S. 1 I A T.S. 2 B Reaction coordinate A) The structure of the first transition state (T.S. 1) resembles: Intermediate, Reactant (A), Product (B), T.S. 2. (write your answer inside the box) B) Indicate the rate determining step of the reaction. First or second step.

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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