QUESTION NO. 15: From the energy profiles for the two reactions below, how will the rates of the two reactions compare if the temperature of each reaction is increased from 25°C to 75°C? Energy A-B F C1D O None of these Reaction Progress O The rates of the two reactions will increase by the same amount. O The rate of reaction AB will increase more than the rate of reaction C → D. O The rate of reaction AB will increase but the rate of reaction CD will decrease. → O The rate of reaction C - D will increase more than the rate of reaction A →→→→ B.

QUESTION NO. 15: From the energy profiles for the two reactions below, how will the rates of the two reactions compare if the temperature of each reaction is increased from 25°C to 75°C? Energy A-B F C1D O None of these Reaction Progress O The rates of the two reactions will increase by the same amount. O The rate of reaction AB will increase more than the rate of reaction C → D. O The rate of reaction AB will increase but the rate of reaction CD will decrease. → O The rate of reaction C - D will increase more than the rate of reaction A →→→→ B.

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Chapter17: Equilibrium

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