Question 13 O DQUESTION 13Which are the kinetic products (kinetically favored) in the energy diagram in the left, and which are the thermodynamic products (thermodynamically favored)?PotentialA+BenergyE+FC+DReaction coordinateO C+D are kinetic. E+F are thermodynamicO E+F are thermodynamic and kineticO C+D are thermodynamic. E+F are kineticO C+D are thermodynamic and kineticQUESTION 14Rank the following compounds in order of increasing boiling point (from lowest to highest).a.b.C.HO,a

For the red line path, The free energy is less. And the product E +F has more enrgy For the blue…

Which are the kinetic products (kinetically favored) in the energy diagram in the left, and which are the thermodynamic products (thermodynamically favored)? Potential A+B energy E+F C+D Reaction coordinate C+D are kinetic. E+F are thermodynamic O E+F are thermodynamic and kinetic C+D are thermodynamic. E+F are kinetic O C+D are thermodynamic and kinetic QUESTION 14

Which are the kinetic products (kinetically favored) in the energy diagram in the left, and which are the thermodynamic products (thermodynamically favored)? Potential A+B energy E+F C+D Reaction coordinate C+D are kinetic. E+F are thermodynamic O E+F are thermodynamic and kinetic C+D are thermodynamic. E+F are kinetic O C+D are thermodynamic and kinetic QUESTION 14

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Chapter12: Chemical Equilibrium

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