1.) Consider the following reaction coordinate diagram of the same reaction. One curve represents the uncatalyzed and the other the catalyzed reaction. Identify features A-E. A (1) D B (2) E Reaction progress A. B. C. D. E. Which curve (1 or 2) represents the uncatalyzed reaction? How do you know?

1.) Consider the following reaction coordinate diagram of the same reaction. One curve represents the uncatalyzed and the other the catalyzed reaction. Identify features A-E. A (1) D B (2) E Reaction progress A. B. C. D. E. Which curve (1 or 2) represents the uncatalyzed reaction? How do you know?

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1.) Consider the following reaction coordinate diagram of the same reaction. One curve represents the uncatalyzed and the other the catalyzed reaction. Identify features A-E.
A
(1)
D
B
(2)
E
Reaction progress
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
Which curve (1 or 2) represents the uncatalyzed reaction? How do you know?

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