QUESTION 7 The following reaction is exothermic: CF2Cl2() - CF2Cg) Cg) Select the energy diagram that correctly shows the relative energies of the reactants, products, and the activated complex as well as the correct molecular representations of reactants, products, and possible structure for the activated complex Eproducts E, EReactants Reaction Progress Eproducts EReactants Reaction Progress Eproducts Reactants Reaction Progress Eprodocts FReactants Reaction Pregress

QUESTION 7 The following reaction is exothermic: CF2Cl2() - CF2Cg) Cg) Select the energy diagram that correctly shows the relative energies of the reactants, products, and the activated complex as well as the correct molecular representations of reactants, products, and possible structure for the activated complex Eproducts E, EReactants Reaction Progress Eproducts EReactants Reaction Progress Eproducts Reactants Reaction Progress Eprodocts FReactants Reaction Pregress

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