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The minimum amount of energy necessary to start a chemical reaction is activation energy kinetic energy enthalpy entropy
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The minimum amount of energy necessary to start a chemical reaction is

activation energy
kinetic energy
enthalpy
entropy

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activation energy is the correct answer
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Activation energy is the answer

Here's a Fun Fact: Enzymes reduce the Activation energy requirement, letting the chemical reaction happen more efficiently

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