ider the three step mechanism for a reaction is proposed for the synthesis offormaldehyde:Step 1Step 2Step 3H22Hfast endothermicCOereslow, endothermicfast, exothermic+1HCOH .HCOH2CO5teateot arit tite lbirThe reaction is overall exothermic.a. What is the overall reaction?H2at GO ca) -Hz00 (9) simmardtoxo en griellot srit vhinabl aDraw a potential energy diagram for this reaction. Be sure to include all necessaryidentities such as Ea, AH, TS, reactants, products, etc.HIGHTECH MICRO PERFORATION

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sider the three step mechanism for a reaction is proposed for the synthesis of formaldehyde: Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 H2 2H fast endothermic H + CO H +HCO slow, endothermic fast, exothermic HCO H2CO The reaction is overall exothermic. 5teateol arit a. What is the overall reaction? Hz G0 Ca) imnartoxs en gniwollet arit yn Draw a potential energy diagram for this reaction. Be sure to include all necessary identities such as Ea, AH, TS, reactants, products, etc.

sider the three step mechanism for a reaction is proposed for the synthesis of formaldehyde: Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 H2 2H fast endothermic H + CO H +HCO slow, endothermic fast, exothermic HCO H2CO The reaction is overall exothermic. 5teateol arit a. What is the overall reaction? Hz G0 Ca) imnartoxs en gniwollet arit yn Draw a potential energy diagram for this reaction. Be sure to include all necessary identities such as Ea, AH, TS, reactants, products, etc.

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