(E) Estimate the energy difference (to the closest pKa unit) between Point A and Point B on Figure 4.15. This value is called the activation energy (Eact), the energy required to start a reaction.
a. Add a vertical arrow to Figure 4.15 indicating the size and direction of Eact for this reaction.
b. Most students assume that Eact should be +3 for this reaction. It turns out that pKa values are useful for calculating ΔH, but not useful for calculating Eact. Assume Eact ≈ +1 pKa unit for all acid-base reactions. Is this assumption consistent with your answers above?
(Reference Figure 4.15)
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