AT Og+ O 406 kJ 392 kJ O2+02 Reaction Progress Using the above reaction coordinate diagram, what is the activation energy for the formation of the prodcuts (assuming the reaction is proceeding in the forward direction)? And is the forward reaction represented an endothermic or an exothermic reaction? 406 kJ, exothermic O 392 kJ, endothermic O 392 kJ, exothermic 406 kJ, endothermic 14 kJ, exothermic Energy, kJ O0000

AT Og+ O 406 kJ 392 kJ O2+02 Reaction Progress Using the above reaction coordinate diagram, what is the activation energy for the formation of the prodcuts (assuming the reaction is proceeding in the forward direction)? And is the forward reaction represented an endothermic or an exothermic reaction? 406 kJ, exothermic O 392 kJ, endothermic O 392 kJ, exothermic 406 kJ, endothermic 14 kJ, exothermic Energy, kJ O0000

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