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Consider the potential energy diagram given below

(X) Name the positions A-D
(Y) Answer the following quesitons :
(i) Both reacti0n pathways are :
(ii) Which step is the determining step (RDS) ?
(iii) Which product is most stable ?
(iv) In accordance with Hammonds postulate, exothermic reactions tend to have

A

early transition states that are reactant - like

B

late transition states that are reactant - like

C

early transition states that are product - like

D

late transition states that are product- like.

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