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What is the activation energy of a chemical reaction?
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What is the activation energy of a chemical reaction?

What is the activation energy of a chemical reaction?-example-1
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basically for plato users it is It is the energy required to form the reactants
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Hey there!
Great question!

Activation energy of a chemical reaction is energy required to make a reaction happen.

I hope this helps;)
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