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Chapter 11, Problem 64E

Draw a rough sketch of the energy profile for each of the following cases:

a. ∆E = + 10 kJ/mol, E_a = 25 kJ/mol

b. ∆E = − 10 kJ/mol, E_a = 50 kJ/mol

c. ∆E = − 50 kJ/mol, E_a = 50 kJ/mol

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Draw a rough sketch of the energy profile for each of the following cases: a. ∆ E = + 10 kJ/mol, E a = 25 kJ/mol b. ∆ E = − 10 kJ/mol, E a = 50 kJ/mol c. ∆ E = − 50 kJ/mol, E a = 50 kJ/mol

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