Energy Pathway Diagram ñ Reaction Coordinate 154 Ep (kJ) -312 + ♦ Using the diagram above, calculate the following values Record your numerical answer; do not include units ++ 117 ✔ KJ ++ 239 • 37.0 + ◆ ++ + ✔ - ✔ 349 551 349 202 349 kJ kJ kJ Activation energy for the forward, catalyzed reaction. kJ Enthalpy of reaction for the forward, uncatalyzed reaction. 466✔ KJ Enthalpy of reaction for the reverse catalyzed reaction. 349 ✓ KJ Activation energy for the reverse, uncatalyzed reaction. kJ Enthalpy of reaction for the reverse uncatalyzed reaction. Activation energy for the forward, uncatalyzed reaction. Activation energy for the reverse, catalyzed reaction. Enthalpy of reaction for the forward, catalyzed reaction.

Energy Pathway Diagram ñ Reaction Coordinate 154 Ep (kJ) -312 + ♦ Using the diagram above, calculate the following values Record your numerical answer; do not include units ++ 117 ✔ KJ ++ 239 • 37.0 + ◆ ++ + ✔ - ✔ 349 551 349 202 349 kJ kJ kJ Activation energy for the forward, catalyzed reaction. kJ Enthalpy of reaction for the forward, uncatalyzed reaction. 466✔ KJ Enthalpy of reaction for the reverse catalyzed reaction. 349 ✓ KJ Activation energy for the reverse, uncatalyzed reaction. kJ Enthalpy of reaction for the reverse uncatalyzed reaction. Activation energy for the forward, uncatalyzed reaction. Activation energy for the reverse, catalyzed reaction. Enthalpy of reaction for the forward, catalyzed reaction.

Chemistry

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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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