4. What is true about the diagram? Intermediate B Starting material A AG Product C Reaction progress What is true about the diagram? The step from A->B is the slow step because activation energy is high. Step B-->C is the rate limiting step. The reaction is endothermic. There is one transition state showing. Energy

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What is true about the diagram?

A.) The step from A->B is the slow step   because activation energy is high.

B.) Step B-->C is the rate limiting step.

C.) The reaction is endothermic.

D.) There is one transition state showing.

Please refer to the attached photo for the diagram.

4. What is true about the diagram?
Intermediate B
Starting
material A
AG
Product C
Reaction progress
What is true about the diagram?
The step from A->B is the slow step because activation energy is high.
Step B-->C is the rate limiting step.
The reaction is endothermic.
There is one transition state showing.
Energy
Transcribed Image Text:4. What is true about the diagram? Intermediate B Starting material A AG Product C Reaction progress What is true about the diagram? The step from A->B is the slow step because activation energy is high. Step B-->C is the rate limiting step. The reaction is endothermic. There is one transition state showing. Energy
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