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The amount of potential energy in the reactants is indicated by The potential energy in the products is indicated by The difference in energy between reactant and products is indicated by The energy in the transition state is indicated by the A P.E. in kJ course of the rx а. А b. В С. С d. D е. 1 f. none g. what ?

The amount of potential energy in the reactants is indicated by The potential energy in the products is indicated by The difference in energy between reactant and products is indicated by The energy in the transition state is indicated by the A P.E. in kJ course of the rx а. А b. В С. С d. D е. 1 f. none g. what ?

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Draw the energy diagram (energy verses course of reaction curve) for the reaction

4 PH3    +   2 H2    +    9 O2     <–>     2 P2O5     +     8 H2O(liq)     +     25 kJ

The amount of potential energy in the reactants is indicated by The potential energy in the products is indicated by The difference in energy between reactant and products is indicated by The energy in the transition state is indicated by P.E. in kJ course of the rx а. А b. В С. С d. D е. 1 f. none g. what ?
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