Draw the reaction coordinate corresponding to the mechanism below. (The first step is rate determining and the reaction is exergonic) then label the reactants, products, intermediate, transition states, energy of activation, sketch the reaction pathways for the same reaction with benzene, and energy of reaction on the graph)

Draw the reaction coordinate corresponding to the mechanism below. (The first step is rate determining and the reaction is exergonic) then label the reactants, products, intermediate, transition states, energy of activation, sketch the reaction pathways for the same reaction with benzene, and energy of reaction on the graph)

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