Question
Draw energy profile diagram and show
(i) Activated complex
(ii) Energy of activation for forward reaction
(iii) Energy of activation for backward reaction
(iv) Heat of reaction.

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(i) $B \rightarrow$ Activated complex
(ii) $E _{ f } \rightarrow$ Energy of activation for forward reaction
(iii) $E _{ b } \rightarrow$ Energy of activation for backward reaction
(iv) $\Delta H \rightarrow$ Heat of reaction.

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