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ANSWER-7 (a):-
Because it is an exothermic reaction that means the reaction is move in forward direction. i.e. more product is form therefore the final state is more likely to form.
ANSWER 7(b):
In this reaction because it is a exothermic reaction therefore the energy of reactants is more than the energy of the product. so the probability of thermal energy is more in initial state than the final state.
ANSWER 7 (c):
As we know from above explanation that the energy of reactants or initial state is more than the final state and the lower energy state is more stable than the higher energy state therefore the product or the final state is more likely to present in reaction...
ANSWER 8(a):
In this equation it is same as the above mentioned equation.
The final state is more likely. Explanation in above questions answer.
ANSWER 8(c)
based on probability of thermal energy distribution the thermal energy of initial state is more than the final state..expal explan in answer 7(b).
ANSWER 8(c)
As we know in above part a and part b that the energy of the initial state is more than the final state therefore we can say that yhe final state is more likely than the initial state..
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The first two pages are a background of the lab and there is a
page with the results. I would appreciate any help with this. If
needed I have the pre-lab questions as well. I added in the pre-lab
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what is needed.
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