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On the graph below, draw a potential energy diagram for the following reaction: Q + R -> S + T PE of Q + R = 150 kJ PE of S + T = 250 kJ PE of the activated complex = 375 kJ

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On the graph below, draw a potential energy diagram for the following reaction: Q + R -> S + T

PE of Q + R = 150 kJ

PE of S + T = 250 kJ

PE of the activated complex = 375 kJ

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