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    The document discusses energy level diagrams and chemical reactions. It explains that reactions can be either exothermic, releasing energy, or endothermic, absorbing energy. For a reaction to proceed, energy must be absorbed to break bonds in the reactants, known as the activation energy. The standard conditions used as a reference point for energy changes are 25°C and 1 atmosphere pressure.

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    The document discusses energy level diagrams and chemical reactions. It explains that reactions can be either exothermic, releasing energy, or endothermic, absorbing energy. For a reaction to proceed, energy must be absorbed to break bonds in the reactants, known as the activation energy. The standard conditions used as a reference point for energy changes are 25°C and 1 atmosphere pressure.

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    The document discusses energy level diagrams and chemical reactions. It explains that reactions can be either exothermic, releasing energy, or endothermic, absorbing energy. For a reaction to proceed, energy must be absorbed to break bonds in the reactants, known as the activation energy. The standard conditions used as a reference point for energy changes are 25°C and 1 atmosphere pressure.

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    Energy Level diagram

    Ha

    Reactants

    elects
    Reaction
    Progress
    1 Released Energy f AH frothermic
    41 Absorbed Energy
    TAH Endothermic

    Acfinationnergy

    Materials are held together by


    bonds between atoms and ions

    0 00
    Amount of energy to break this
    i
    Bm
    actidation bond AKA activation energy
    energy
    Enothermic
    standard condition Mag pp
    298k 25 C satanGookPa
    concentration for liquids Imoddm3 N Oz NO
    Endothermic
    t 2MgO
    2mg 02
    ft
    activation energy
    2mg t Oa g

    Gmrgµoss

    N2cg t 02 9 2 NOog

    at
    a activating
    if
    µf
    a Energy absorb

    GA ED bonds broken
    ED bonds formed

    bond mole of bonds


    energy per

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