The exergonic reaction below involves multiple elementary steps and one of the intermediates in the reaction is shown in square brackets. Which statement is consistent with th HCI, H2O но O+ O This is a rearrangement reaction O The low energy transition state makes the reaction exergonic O The reaction has at least two transition states and the products are lower in energy than the reactants

The exergonic reaction below involves multiple elementary steps and one of the intermediates in the reaction is shown in square brackets. Which statement is consistent with th HCI, H2O но O+ O This is a rearrangement reaction O The low energy transition state makes the reaction exergonic O The reaction has at least two transition states and the products are lower in energy than the reactants

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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