6. Which energy diagram represents an exergonic reaction that meet the following criteria: a. A slow reaction that has a small free-energy change (small AG).: a. b. A fast reaction that has a large free-energy change (large AG). : e. Note that the vertical axis (↑) is AG, and the horizontal axis (→) is reaction progress.

6. Which energy diagram represents an exergonic reaction that meet the following criteria: a. A slow reaction that has a small free-energy change (small AG).: a. b. A fast reaction that has a large free-energy change (large AG). : e. Note that the vertical axis (↑) is AG, and the horizontal axis (→) is reaction progress.

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

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Author:Andrei Straumanis

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Chapter8: Addition Via Carbocation

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