The first comment is the question I need help answering.

Question

Bookworm · Answer

Here it is

Bookworm · Answer

Please help me if you figure out the answer. :)

AZ · Answer

You're going to need to know that

reactions go from

reactants
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> products

so your graphs are going to begin with your reactants and they'll finally end up as your product

Bookworm · Answer

Oh okay, thank you.

AZ · Answer

oops I don't know why it did that but it should be

reactants ---> products

AZ · Answer

as for energy released and energy absorbed

if your reactants have MORE energy than your product, you would have RELEASED energy

if your reactants have LESS energy than your products, you would have ABSORBED energy.

AZ · Answer

Here's a nice graph that shows you it all. You should get very familiar with this image and the concepts it represents

Bookworm · Answer

Okay Thank you :)

AZ · Answer

No problem! Let me know if you have any questions or if you want me to check how you've labeled it!

Bookworm · Answer

ok!

Bookworm · Answer

@AZ  is this correct?

AZ · Answer

well the reactants on the picture on the right is where the products should be

but other than that, it looks good

Bookworm · Answer

so I should just swap them?

AZ · Answer

uhh swap? You put but the reactants and products on the right side

Take a look at the image I attached earlier.

Remember that the graph starts off as reactants and ends as product

Bookworm · Answer

OH! I get it thank you for helping me!

Bookworm · Answer

Have a great day, bye!

AZ · Answer

No problem!

You too!