Look at this incomplete reaction progress diagram (aka reaction coordinate diagram): a) How should the two axes be labelled? Vertical axis: Horizontal axis: b) On this graph, what do A, D and E represent? A: D: E: c) If this reaction were to take place, would you expect it to increase or decrease the temperature of its surroundings? Explain how you were able to tell.

Look at this incomplete reaction progress diagram (aka reaction coordinate diagram): a) How should the two axes be labelled? Vertical axis: Horizontal axis: b) On this graph, what do A, D and E represent? A: D: E: c) If this reaction were to take place, would you expect it to increase or decrease the temperature of its surroundings? Explain how you were able to tell.

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Vertical axis: Horizontal axis:
b) On this graph, what do A, D and E represent?

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c) If this reaction were to take place, would you expect it to increase or decrease the temperature of its surroundings? Explain how you were able to tell.

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