Practice 32Given the reaction, A +C + 50 kJWhich diagram below best represents the potential energy change for this reaction?A+ BA+BA+BReaction Coordinate1)Reaction Coordinate2)Reaction Coordinate3)Reaction Coordinate4)Practice 33The potential energy diagram below was drawn for a reaction that forms 2 moles of a substance.According to Reference Table I, which substance was formed from thereaction?1) 2A12O3(s)2) 2HI(g)3) 2H20(e)4) 2NH3(g)O Reaction Coordinote©2019 E3 Scholastic Publishing. All Rights ReservedPatential Energy

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Given the reaction, A + Which diagram below best represents the potential energy change for this reaction? A+B A+B Reaction Coordinate Reaction Coordinate 1) 2) 3) Reaction Coordinate Reaction Coordinate Potențial Energy Potential Energy Potential Energy Potentlal Energy

Given the reaction, A + Which diagram below best represents the potential energy change for this reaction? A+B A+B Reaction Coordinate Reaction Coordinate 1) 2) 3) Reaction Coordinate Reaction Coordinate Potențial Energy Potential Energy Potential Energy Potentlal Energy

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Practice 32
Given the reaction, A +
C + 50 kJ
Which diagram below best represents the potential energy change for this reaction?
A+ B
A+B
A+B
Reaction Coordinate
1)
Reaction Coordinate
2)
Reaction Coordinate
3)
Reaction Coordinate
4)
Practice 33
The potential energy diagram below was drawn for a reaction that forms 2 moles of a substance.
According to Reference Table I, which substance was formed from the
reaction?
1) 2A12O3(s)
2) 2HI(g)
3) 2H20(e)
4) 2NH3(g)
O Reaction Coordinote
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