Jorge is trying to classify the reaction represented by the graph below and calculatethe change in energy, AH for it.250***** .******....200******PE150(kJ)100......50.... Z0UPE150(kJ)100........50Reaction pathwayHe claims that the AH will be -100kJ and the reaction is exothermic. Is his claimcorrect? If not, find the errors and fix them to give the correct answer. Make sure toshow ALL work and give explanations.

We are given the following potential energy, (KJ/mol) vs reaction pathway. The student claims the…

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Jorge is trying to classify the reaction represented by the graph below and calculate the change in energy, AH for it. 250 200 ... PE 150 (kJ) 100 50

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