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What is the activation energy of this reaction?

50 kJ
100 kJ
150 kJ
200 kJ

What Is The Activation Energy Of This Reaction 50 KJ 100 KJ 150 KJ 200 KJ class=

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Answer:

50 kJ

Explanation:

Activation energy is between the energy of reactants and the peak of the curve.

200 kJ - 150 kJ = 50 kJ

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The correct answer is 50kJ

What is Activation Energy?

  • The least amount of energy required to activate atoms or molecules to a state in which they can undergo a chemical reaction is known as Activation Energy.

What is the activation energy of this reaction?

  • The activation energy of this reaction is the energy released between reactants and products
  • In graph the activation energy is difference between Reactants and the peak
  • Therefore, 200-150=50KJ

Hence 50KJ is activation energy

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