Determine the EA for the rate-determining step(step 1) for this reaction coordinate diagram, inkJ.10087 kJ78 kJ80MM.6055 kJ-50 kJ402020 kJReaction ProgressPE (KJ)Created by E. Lee for Virtual Virginia (2021)

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Determine the EA for the rate-determining step (step 1) for this reaction coordinate diagram, in kJ. 1001 87 kJ 80 78 kJ PE (KJ) 60 50 kJ 40 Created by E. Lee for Virtual Virginia (2021) 20 55 kJ Reaction Progress 20 kJ

Determine the EA for the rate-determining step (step 1) for this reaction coordinate diagram, in kJ. 1001 87 kJ 80 78 kJ PE (KJ) 60 50 kJ 40 Created by E. Lee for Virtual Virginia (2021) 20 55 kJ Reaction Progress 20 kJ

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Determine the EA for the rate-determining step
(step 1) for this reaction coordinate diagram, in
kJ.
100
87 kJ
78 kJ
80
MM.
60
55 kJ
-50 kJ
40
20
20 kJ
Reaction Progress
PE (KJ)
Created by E. Lee for Virtual Virginia (2021)

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