٥ Calculate AH for each reaction and determine which reaction(s) are exothermic and which reaction(s)are endothermic. Assume the reactions have roughly the same frequency factors.Reaction 1:kJ/molexothermicendothermicReaction 2:kJ/molexothermicendothermicReaction 3:Prev5 of 10Next Be sure to answer all parts.Consider the potential energy profiles for the following three reactions (from left to right).Reaction 1Reaction 2Reaction 350 kJ/mol40 kJ/mol30 kJ/mol20 kJ/mol-20 kJ/mol-40 kJ/molReaction progressReaction progressReaction progress(a)(b)(c)Rank the rates (slowest to fastest) of the reactions. Type the number of the reaction only.Potential energy

The potential energy diagrams of the reactions given are,

Consider the potential energy profiles for the following three reactions (from left to right). Reaction 1 Reaction 2 Reaction 3 50 kJ/mol 40 kJ/mol 30 kJ/mol 20 kJ/mol -20 kJ/mol- 40 kJ/mol Reaction progress Reaction progress Reaction progress (a) (b) (c) Rank the rates (slowest to fastest) of the reactions. Type the number of the reaction only. Potential energy V

Consider the potential energy profiles for the following three reactions (from left to right). Reaction 1 Reaction 2 Reaction 3 50 kJ/mol 40 kJ/mol 30 kJ/mol 20 kJ/mol -20 kJ/mol- 40 kJ/mol Reaction progress Reaction progress Reaction progress (a) (b) (c) Rank the rates (slowest to fastest) of the reactions. Type the number of the reaction only. Potential energy V

Introductory Chemistry For Today

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Chapter8: Reaction Rates And Equilibrium

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Problem 8.64E

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