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Categorize each gas phase reaction with the expected volume change when the absolute temperature is doubled.
2A2+3B2=2AB3 2AB2+A2+2B2 A+B2+AB2
2AB+B2=2AB2 A2+B2=2AB 3A+B=A3B
Volume stays the same___________
Volume doubles___________
Volume triples___________
Some other volume change occurs___________
The given reactions are as follows 2A2+3B2 ->2AB3.
Some other volume change occurs 2AB2-> A2 +2B2 Volume triples
A +B2->AB2, Volume stays the same
2AB +B2 ->2AB2 Some other volume change occurs
A2 + B2->2AB Volume doubles
3A+B->A3B Some other volume change occurs
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7. Compare the reaction energy diagrams for the three gas phase
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(Hint: The questions are easier to answer if you line up the
left sides of each diagram containing the A-A bond.)
1) A2 + B
AB + A
2) A2 + C
AC + A
3) A2 + D
AD + A
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rxnis ‐12 kJ/mol(independent of temperature), heat
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