16. Consider the energy diagram for the reaction AB + C → AC +B. Diagram 1 Diagram 2 II DF + E Е АВ +C DE +F E АC + B IV Progress of Rxn Progress of Rxn (a) Identify the point on diagram 1 that controls the rate of the reaction. (b) Identify the point on diagram 1 that determines the relative amounts of products and reactants that are formed in the reaction. (c) Which of the two energy diagrams corresponds to the faster reaction? (d) Identify the transition state on diagram 1. (e) Identify the activation energy on diagram 2.

16. Consider the energy diagram for the reaction AB + C → AC +B. Diagram 1 Diagram 2 II DF + E Е АВ +C DE +F E АC + B IV Progress of Rxn Progress of Rxn (a) Identify the point on diagram 1 that controls the rate of the reaction. (b) Identify the point on diagram 1 that determines the relative amounts of products and reactants that are formed in the reaction. (c) Which of the two energy diagrams corresponds to the faster reaction? (d) Identify the transition state on diagram 1. (e) Identify the activation energy on diagram 2.

Introduction to General, Organic and Biochemistry

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Chapter7: Reaction Rates And Chemical Equilibrium

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