In homogeneous catalytic reactions, there are three alternative paths A , B and C (shown in the figure). Which one of the following indicates the relative case with which the reaction can take place?

Question

In homogeneous catalytic reactions, there are three alternative paths A , B and C (shown in the figure). Which one of the following indicates the relative case with which the reaction can take place? (A) A > B > C (B) C >B >A (C) B > C > A (D) A=B=C

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Activation energy in the different paths lies in the following sequence:

C < B < A

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The lesser is the activation energy, the greater is the ease with which the reaction can take place.

∴ C > B > A

(Deceasing case with which the reaction can take place.)

Q. In homogeneous catalytic reactions, there are three alternative paths $A, B$ and $C$ (shown in the figure). Which one of the following indicates the relative case with which the reaction can take place?

$A > B > C$

$C > B > A$

$B > C > A$

$A = B = C$

Activation energy in the different paths lies in the following sequence: $C < B < A$ .
The lesser is the activation energy, the greater is the ease with which the reaction can take place.
$∴ C > B > A$ (Deceasing case with which the reaction can take place.)

Q. In homogeneous catalytic reactions, there are three alternative paths A,B and C (shown in the figure). Which one of the following indicates the relative case with which the reaction can take place?

A>B>C

C>B>A

B>C>A

A=B=C