(a) Draw a reaction coordinate diagram (RCD) for the reaction R-[I]→P that is overall endergonic. (b) Label every TS, AG, and the AG for the reaction. (c) Graphically illustrate on the RCD that the structure of the products (P) closely matches the structure of the closest TS. (d) Illustrate the effect of adding a catalyst that lowers the activation energy of the first step of the reaction and label the rate- determining step (RDS) of your RCD.

(a) Draw a reaction coordinate diagram (RCD) for the reaction R-[I]→P that is overall endergonic. (b) Label every TS, AG, and the AG for the reaction. (c) Graphically illustrate on the RCD that the structure of the products (P) closely matches the structure of the closest TS. (d) Illustrate the effect of adding a catalyst that lowers the activation energy of the first step of the reaction and label the rate- determining step (RDS) of your RCD.

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