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Match each term with its definition. 1) reaction coordinate

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1) reaction coordinate is : b.the plot of the reaction progress as a function of time
2) ΔG⁰ : c.the free energy of the reaction
3) ΔG⁺+ : a.the higher point on the energy curve

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