For the reaction below, A) Estimate AH of the reaction based on bond dissociation energies Draw a Reaction-Energy Diagram for the reaction: B) ● ● ● The mechanism has 5 steps and the first step is the slow step Label reactants (R), products (P), intermediates (1), and transition states (TS) Show AH and E, on the plot with arrows in the appropriate directions + H₂O H₂SO4 HgSO4 (catalysts)

For the reaction below, A) Estimate AH of the reaction based on bond dissociation energies Draw a Reaction-Energy Diagram for the reaction: B) ● ● ● The mechanism has 5 steps and the first step is the slow step Label reactants (R), products (P), intermediates (1), and transition states (TS) Show AH and E, on the plot with arrows in the appropriate directions + H₂O H₂SO4 HgSO4 (catalysts)

Chemistry

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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