From the reaction energy diagram shown here, match the features on the diagram with their definitions.E AXYwmCB◄Areactantsproductsintermediatestransition statesAReaction CoordinateA. X, Y, ZB. C, DC. AD. DE. A, DF. A, BG.BH.C1. B, CND

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From the reaction energy diagram shown here, match the features on the diagram with their definitions. E X + reactants products intermediates transition states A B Y C Reaction Coordinate A. X, Y, Z B. C, D C. A D.D E. A, D F. A, B G.B H.C 1. B, C Z D

From the reaction energy diagram shown here, match the features on the diagram with their definitions. E X + reactants products intermediates transition states A B Y C Reaction Coordinate A. X, Y, Z B. C, D C. A D.D E. A, D F. A, B G.B H.C 1. B, C Z D

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From the reaction energy diagram shown here, match the features on the diagram with their definitions.
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wm
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A
Reaction Coordinate
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