Please help with E mostly 7. Consider the following mechanism and reaction coordinate diagram.Step 1: A(g) + B(g) > АВ(g)60TStep 2: AB(g) + A(g) > АВА(g)50-Step 3: ABA(g) → A2(g) + B(g)30a. Write the overall reaction.20Reachon Coordinareb. Calculate each value.Activation energy (step 1):Activation energy (step 2):Activation energy (step 3):Activation energy (overall):Enthalpy change (AH):c. Identify any intermediates.d. Identify any catalysts.e. Use the mechanism to identify the rate law for the overall reaction. You may assume that thefaster reactions are at equilibrium.PotentiaL Eneroy Oa hmai)

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7. Consider the following mechanism and reaction coordinate diagram. Step 1: A(g) + B(g) → AB(g) 60T in Step 2: AB(g) + A(g) → ABA(g) 50- 40 Step 3: ABA(g) → A2(g) + B(g) 30 a. Write the overall reaction. 20 10 Reachon Coordinate PotentiAL Eneray Otma)

7. Consider the following mechanism and reaction coordinate diagram. Step 1: A(g) + B(g) → AB(g) 60T in Step 2: AB(g) + A(g) → ABA(g) 50- 40 Step 3: ABA(g) → A2(g) + B(g) 30 a. Write the overall reaction. 20 10 Reachon Coordinate PotentiAL Eneray Otma)

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7. Consider the following mechanism and reaction coordinate diagram.
Step 1: A(g) + B(g) > АВ(g)
60T
Step 2: AB(g) + A(g) > АВА(g)
50-
Step 3: ABA(g) → A2(g) + B(g)
30
a. Write the overall reaction.
20
Reachon Coordinare
b. Calculate each value.
Activation energy (step 1):
Activation energy (step 2):
Activation energy (step 3):
Activation energy (overall):
Enthalpy change (AH):
c. Identify any intermediates.
d. Identify any catalysts.
e. Use the mechanism to identify the rate law for the overall reaction. You may assume that the
faster reactions are at equilibrium.
PotentiaL Eneroy Oa hmai)

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