This reaction is run using an iron catalyst. What would adding iron to the reaction do to the energy diagram? Explain your answer and draw the change on the energy diagram.

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MissionMan · Answer 1 · 2024-08-07T10:53:21+0000

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In this case, adding an iron catalyst will result in another energy diagram, but in this case, it will have a lower activation energy. However, we have to remember that the energy levels of the reactant and the product should be the same as the original.

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