Chemistry
Chemistry, 26.09.2019 01:00, fickllyd000

1. this energy diagram is for the thermal decomposition of solid mercury (ii) oxide (also known as mercuric oxide) into liquid mercury and oxygen gas.
• write a balanced equation for the reaction.
• explain what feature is shown by the arrow labeled (a).
• using chemical symbols and dashed lines (this can be done with type), draw what the activated complex or transition state might look like.
• is this reaction exothermic or endothermic? explain.


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