E, = 0.59 kJ, AH =-1.28 kJ NO E, = 4.58 kJ, AH=+5.38 kJ E,= 0, AH=+1.28 kJ Clo E,=7.55 kJ, AH = +9.56 kJ E, = 2.48 kJ, AH=-5.98 kJ

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Consider the following hypothetical molecular collisions and predict which of the following will form potential products, given the values for the energy of activation, Ea, and enthalpy of the
reaction, AH, in combination with the molecular orientation.
Check all that apply.
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No
E, = 0.59 kJ, AH =-1.28 kJ
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NO
CI C1
E,= 4.58 kJ, AH =+5.38 kJ
E,= 0, AH =+1.28 kJ
Clo
E,=7.55 kJ, AH = +9.56 kJ
E, = 2.48 kJ, AH =-5.98 kJ
F
%3D
E, = 6.36 kJ, AH=-3.58 kJ
%3D
Transcribed Image Text:Consider the following hypothetical molecular collisions and predict which of the following will form potential products, given the values for the energy of activation, Ea, and enthalpy of the reaction, AH, in combination with the molecular orientation. Check all that apply. • View Available Hint(s) No E, = 0.59 kJ, AH =-1.28 kJ %3D NO CI C1 E,= 4.58 kJ, AH =+5.38 kJ E,= 0, AH =+1.28 kJ Clo E,=7.55 kJ, AH = +9.56 kJ E, = 2.48 kJ, AH =-5.98 kJ F %3D E, = 6.36 kJ, AH=-3.58 kJ %3D
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