Examine the diagram below 80 60 40 reactants 20 products 0 Reaction Progress c. What is the change in enthalpy with and without the presence of a catalysts? d. What role does the catalyst have in this reaction? Potential Energy (kJ) without catalyst with catalyst a. What is the energy of activation for the forward reaction with and without the catalyst? b. What is the energy of activation for the reverse reaction, with and without the presense of a catalyst ysts?

Examine the diagram below 80 60 40 reactants 20 products 0 Reaction Progress c. What is the change in enthalpy with and without the presence of a catalysts? d. What role does the catalyst have in this reaction? Potential Energy (kJ) without catalyst with catalyst a. What is the energy of activation for the forward reaction with and without the catalyst? b. What is the energy of activation for the reverse reaction, with and without the presense of a catalyst ysts?

Chemistry for Engineering Students

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Chapter11: Chemical Kinetics

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