Examine the following potential energy diagram and answer the questions that follow. (note the y axis starts at 0 kJ) G 515 kJ 345 kJ 175 kJ K A B C F D L M a) What is the free energy for this reaction? b) What is the Ea for the forward reaction c) What is the Ea for the reverse reaction d) What area on the graph would we find the activated complex

Examine the following potential energy diagram and answer the questions that follow. (note the y axis starts at 0 kJ) G 515 kJ 345 kJ 175 kJ K A B C F D L M a) What is the free energy for this reaction? b) What is the Ea for the forward reaction c) What is the Ea for the reverse reaction d) What area on the graph would we find the activated complex

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