#CHEMICAL KINETICS

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rugged falcon
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NEED HELP WITH THIS QUESTION

ivory copperBOT
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cunning python
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Yo attempt please :)

rustic igloo
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C is the answer

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Not sure tho I have not revised kinetics

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Since k2 is bigger than k1 the rxn is readily happening and P.E should be lowering so AB+I should be higher than A+P

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I am bit confused between C and D tho

cunning python
# rustic igloo I am bit confused between C and D tho

since k1 is small, its activation energy Ea1, must be higher than Ea2. (distance b/w IAB and top of curve = Ea1 > distance b/w AB + I and top of next curve = Ea2).
This eliminates option D.
also, since the reaction is exothermic, the final energy must be lower than the initial energy, this eliminates b.
Now between a and c how doyou decide? :D

rustic igloo
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Ohhh that makes a lot more sense

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A

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Since it’s said much smaller

cunning python
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yea the rds should have the highest Ea, also the 'fast' step should have a low energy too.

rugged falcon
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+solved @cunning python