From this diagram, we know that the reaction (select all that apply): A) Is endothermic. B) Is exothermic. C) Will make products that resemble the transition state more closely than the reactants. D) Will make products that resemble the transition state less closely than the reactants. E) Will make products that resemble the transition state about the same as the reactants. F) The products will be more thermodynamically stable than the products. G) The reactants will be less thermodynamically stable than the products. H) None of the above

From this diagram, we know that the reaction (select all that apply): A) Is endothermic. B) Is exothermic. C) Will make products that resemble the transition state more closely than the reactants. D) Will make products that resemble the transition state less closely than the reactants. E) Will make products that resemble the transition state about the same as the reactants. F) The products will be more thermodynamically stable than the products. G) The reactants will be less thermodynamically stable than the products. H) None of the above

Chemistry for Today: General, Organic, and Biochemistry

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Publisher:Spencer L. Seager, Michael R. Slabaugh, Maren S. Hansen

Chapter8: Reaction Rates And Equilibrium

Section: Chapter Questions

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