enthalpy = + 20 Kjenergy of activation = + 80 Kjendothermicenthalpy = + 20 Kjenergy of activationendothermicenthalpy = + 20 Kjenergy of activation = + 80 Kjexothermic+100 Kjenthalpy = 20 Kjenergy of activation = + 80 Kjexothermicenthalpy = 20 Kjenergy of activation = + 100 Kjexothermic Consider the following progress of reaction diagram100-80PE60-(kJ)4020AProgress of the reaction

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enthalpy = + 20 Kj
energy of activation = + 80 Kj
endothermic
enthalpy = + 20 Kj
energy of activation
endothermic
enthalpy = + 20 Kj
energy of activation = + 80 Kj
exothermic
+100 Kj
enthalpy = 20 Kj
energy of activation = + 80 Kj
exothermic
enthalpy = 20 Kj
energy of activation = + 100 Kj
exothermic

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