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Consider the following reaction  3H2(g)        +    CO2 (g)        <=>      CH3OH (g)        +     H2O(g)        On the energy diagram, you see two energy curves: with and without catalyst. Chose correct numbers for the following: Energy of the reactant       Energy of the products       Overall energy of the forward reaction (ΔH)     Energy of the transition state without catalyst     Activation energy of the forward reaction without catalyst      Activation energy of the reverse reaction with catalyst

Consider the following reaction  3H2(g)        +    CO2 (g)        <=>      CH3OH (g)        +     H2O(g)        On the energy diagram, you see two energy curves: with and without catalyst. Chose correct numbers for the following: Energy of the reactant       Energy of the products       Overall energy of the forward reaction (ΔH)     Energy of the transition state without catalyst     Activation energy of the forward reaction without catalyst      Activation energy of the reverse reaction with catalyst

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Consider the following reaction 

3H2(g)        +    CO2 (g)        <=>      CH3OH (g)        +     H2O(g)       

On the energy diagram, you see two energy curves: with and without catalyst. Chose correct numbers for the following:

  • Energy of the reactant      
  • Energy of the products      
  • Overall energy of the forward reaction (ΔH)    
  • Energy of the transition state without catalyst    
  • Activation energy of the forward reaction without catalyst     
  • Activation energy of the reverse reaction with catalyst     

     

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Transcribed Image Text:Energy I I 3 业 1 不 4 I I 2 Reaction path 5 6 I I 7 8 9
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