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    This document provides instructions for students to draw potential energy diagrams for two chemical reactions. For the first reaction of O3(g) + O(g)  2O2(g), students are asked to draw a diagram that is approximately to scale, includes the 19kJ activation energy, and labels the activated complex. For the second reaction of AB(g) + C(g)  AC(g) + B(s), students are asked to similarly draw a diagram that is approximately to scale, includes the 52kJ activation energy, and labels the activated complex.

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    This document provides instructions for students to draw potential energy diagrams for two chemical reactions. For the first reaction of O3(g) + O(g)  2O2(g), students are asked to draw a diagram that is approximately to scale, includes the 19kJ activation energy, and labels the activated complex. For the second reaction of AB(g) + C(g)  AC(g) + B(s), students are asked to similarly draw a diagram that is approximately to scale, includes the 52kJ activation energy, and labels the activated complex.

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    Energy & Rates Worksheet 5

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    This document provides instructions for students to draw potential energy diagrams for two chemical reactions. For the first reaction of O3(g) + O(g)  2O2(g), students are asked to draw a diagram that is approximately to scale, includes the 19kJ activation energy, and labels the activated complex. For the second reaction of AB(g) + C(g)  AC(g) + B(s), students are asked to similarly draw a diagram that is approximately to scale, includes the 52kJ activation energy, and labels the activated complex.

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    Energy & Rates Worksheet #5 (Activation Energy)

    1. The following reaction is common in Earth’s upper atmosphere:


    O3(g) + O(g)  2O2(g) ΔH = -392 kJ Ea = 19kJ

    Draw a potential energy diagram for this reaction. Ensure it meets the following criteria:
     approximately to scale
     includes the activation energy
     fully-labelled, including the location of the activated complex.

    2. A hypothetical reaction is shown below:


    AB(g) + C(g)  AC(g) + B(s) ΔH = 245 kJ Ea = 52kJ

    Draw a potential energy diagram for this reaction. Ensure it meets the following criteria:
     approximately to scale
     includes the activation energy
     fully-labelled, including the location of the activated complex.

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