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Chemistry Review Graphs

Phase Change Curve 101.3 Pressure (kPa) Temperature (Celcius)

Heating Curve Temperature (Celcius) Time 

Cooling Curve Temperature (Celcius) Time 

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Potential Energy Curve Activation Energy ? Energy of Products ? Activated Complex ? Energy of Reactants? Enthalpy of Rxn (DH)? Exo or Endothermic ? Potential Energy Time (Reaction Pathway)

Potential Energy Curve Activation Energy ? Energy of Products ? Activated Complex ? Energy of Reactants? Enthalpy of Rxn (DH)? Exo or Endothermic ? Potential Energy Time (Reaction Pathway)

Solubility Curve or Graph