Using the data below calculate the activation energy for the butadiene-ethene cycloaddition. Give your answer in kJ mol1 to one decimal place. Butadiene Ethene Transition State Product CCSD(T)/cc-PVTZ -155.6956294 -78.43862172 -234.0983387 -234.2053839 Energy Zero point vibrational energy 0.085493 0.051228 0.140572 0.146987 Answer:

Using the data below calculate the activation energy for the butadiene-ethene cycloaddition. Give your answer in kJ mol1 to one decimal place. Butadiene Ethene Transition State Product CCSD(T)/cc-PVTZ -155.6956294 -78.43862172 -234.0983387 -234.2053839 Energy Zero point vibrational energy 0.085493 0.051228 0.140572 0.146987 Answer:

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