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What exactly is Activation Energy? Where is it shown on a Reaction Graph?

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-This is simply the amount of energy needed to Break Bonds -On the Reaction Profile, it is the Energy Difference between the Reactants, and the Highest Point on the Curve -So if the Energy input isn't enough to hit the Activation Energy, nothing will happen


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