Draw an energy diagram of the following reactions. a) A one step reaction with a positive deltaG b) A one step reaction with a negative delta G C) A two-step reaction with an overall negative deltaG where the intermediates are higher energy than the reactants and the first transition state is lower in energy than the second.

Draw an energy diagram of the following reactions. a) A one step reaction with a positive deltaG b) A one step reaction with a negative delta G C) A two-step reaction with an overall negative deltaG where the intermediates are higher energy than the reactants and the first transition state is lower in energy than the second.

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