On the graph below draw a potential energy for the following. diagram reaction: Q+BS+T Polential enmey 9400 200 83886 88 90 using the following information PE of Q+B= 150 kJ PE of SIT = 250 KJ PE of activated Complex = 575 h) Reaction Coordinate Curstions @Is the forward reaction. endothermic or exothermic Calculate the value of DH fon this reaction. Calculate the Ea for the forcond reaction. what is the total potratial energy content of the activated complex. Ⓒ Draw a dashed line to Show the effect of adding a catalyst to the ystem.

On the graph below draw a potential energy for the following. diagram reaction: Q+BS+T Polential enmey 9400 200 83886 88 90 using the following information PE of Q+B= 150 kJ PE of SIT = 250 KJ PE of activated Complex = 575 h) Reaction Coordinate Curstions @Is the forward reaction. endothermic or exothermic Calculate the value of DH fon this reaction. Calculate the Ea for the forcond reaction. what is the total potratial energy content of the activated complex. Ⓒ Draw a dashed line to Show the effect of adding a catalyst to the ystem.

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