ApplicationChanical kineticsThegraphbelow is a potential energy diagramfor the hypothetical reaction:A+B C+0(Potential Energy)100]40you1650 A+ B403010430Questions?Reaction coordinateⓇIs the forward reaction.kendothermic or exothermic?what is the value ofthe potential energyCalculate the value of DH for the activated complex.this reactionNome 4 things that speed upa reaction:bDrawCalculate the activation enenayadashed lineto show the effect of(EA) for the forwand reaction adding a catalyst toI the system whichdecreases En by 20 kJ

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The graph belove is a potential energy diagram for the hypothetical reaction: A+B>C+0 (Potentical Energy) TED yo 76 60 50 A+B 40 30 20 730 Questions: Reaction coordinate Is the forward reaction. kendothermic or exothermic?. What is the value of the potential energy of Calculate the value of litt for the activated complex Ahis reaction. Name 4 things that speed up la reaction: b Calculate the activation erenay Draw a dashed line to show the effect of (EA) for the forwand reaction adding a catalyst to I the system which decreases En by 20 kJ

The graph belove is a potential energy diagram for the hypothetical reaction: A+B>C+0 (Potentical Energy) TED yo 76 60 50 A+B 40 30 20 730 Questions: Reaction coordinate Is the forward reaction. kendothermic or exothermic?. What is the value of the potential energy of Calculate the value of litt for the activated complex Ahis reaction. Name 4 things that speed up la reaction: b Calculate the activation erenay Draw a dashed line to show the effect of (EA) for the forwand reaction adding a catalyst to I the system which decreases En by 20 kJ

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