elementary step and that is called the rate determining step.4. The slopes of integrated rate law plots (in their linear form) for zero, first, and secondorder reactions can give important information for the reaction parameter.Answer the following questions using the diagram shown below.Free Energy●ReactantsReaction Coordinatea) Elementary step 1: A+ B CElementary step 2: CD+ EElementary step 3: D + E➜ ProductsTransition stateb) Elementary step 1: A+ BCElementary step 2: CDElementary step 3: DFElementary step 4: F→ ProductsReactive intermediateProducts1. Select the correct hypothetical reaction scheme from below (a and b) that can berepresented by the graph above. Given, both reactions start from the same reagentsand give the same products but uses different elementary steps.the slowestProvide an explanation for your selection above. Make sure to use the graph provided to justifyyour answer.1Is the overall reaction shown above spontaneous/non-spontaneous? Justify youranswer.2. The steps for the reaction shown by the above graph (from left to right) are numbered

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Answer the following questions using the diagram shown below. Free Energy Reactants Reaction Coordinate a) Elementary step 1: A+ B➜ C Elementary step 2: CD+ E Elementary step 3: D + E➜ Products Transition state b) Elementary step 1: A+ BC Elementary step 2: CD Elementary step 3: DF Elementary step 4: F→ Products Reactive intermediate 1. Select the correct hypothetical reaction scheme from below (a and b) that can be represented by the graph above. Given, both reactions start from the same reagents and give the same products but uses different elementary steps. Products 1 Provide an explanation for your selection above. Make sure to use the graph provided to justify your answer. Is the overall reaction shown above spontaneous/non-spontaneous? Justify your answer.

Answer the following questions using the diagram shown below. Free Energy Reactants Reaction Coordinate a) Elementary step 1: A+ B➜ C Elementary step 2: CD+ E Elementary step 3: D + E➜ Products Transition state b) Elementary step 1: A+ BC Elementary step 2: CD Elementary step 3: DF Elementary step 4: F→ Products Reactive intermediate 1. Select the correct hypothetical reaction scheme from below (a and b) that can be represented by the graph above. Given, both reactions start from the same reagents and give the same products but uses different elementary steps. Products 1 Provide an explanation for your selection above. Make sure to use the graph provided to justify your answer. Is the overall reaction shown above spontaneous/non-spontaneous? Justify your answer.

Principles of Modern Chemistry

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Chapter18: Chemical Kinetics

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