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Which term refers to the energy cost required for a reaction to proceed? O energy of enthalpy Oreaction rate energy O activation energy O energy of entropy
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Which term refers to the energy cost required for a reaction to proceed?

O energy of enthalpy
Oreaction rate energy
O activation energy
O energy of entropy

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The term that refers to the energy cost required for a reaction to proceed is activation energy.
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