Given the following potential energy diagram for the one-step reactionX+Y→Z +Rbax+yReaction coordinateThe reactiona. occurs without a net change in energyb.is impossibleO c. may either absorb or release energyO d. absorbs energyO e. releases energyPotential energy

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Given the following potential energy diagram for the one-step reaction X+YZ+R b x+y Reaction coordinate The reaction O a. occurs without a net change in energy O b.is impossible O c. may either absorb or release energy O d. absorbs energy e. releases energy Potential energy

Given the following potential energy diagram for the one-step reaction X+YZ+R b x+y Reaction coordinate The reaction O a. occurs without a net change in energy O b.is impossible O c. may either absorb or release energy O d. absorbs energy e. releases energy Potential energy

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Given the following potential energy diagram for the one-step reaction
X+Y→Z +R
b
a
x+y
Reaction coordinate
The reaction
a. occurs without a net change in energy
b.is impossible
O c. may either absorb or release energy
O d. absorbs energy
O e. releases energy
Potential energy

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