Asked by AppleBottomJeans
What is activation energy?(1 point)
A.) the energy released when atomic bonds are broken
B.) the energy that must be added to a system to break the bonds of the reactants **
C.) the kinetic energy of the reactants of a system after the reaction has begun
D.) the total potential energy of the bonds of the reactants in a system
i’m really struggling with this one because i thought that activation energy was the amount of energy needed to start a reaction, but none of these say that. I chose B because it was the most similar to what i think it should be, but a second opinion would be appreciated :D
A.) the energy released when atomic bonds are broken
B.) the energy that must be added to a system to break the bonds of the reactants **
C.) the kinetic energy of the reactants of a system after the reaction has begun
D.) the total potential energy of the bonds of the reactants in a system
i’m really struggling with this one because i thought that activation energy was the amount of energy needed to start a reaction, but none of these say that. I chose B because it was the most similar to what i think it should be, but a second opinion would be appreciated :D
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Answered by
heyo ❄
Hi! Im currently going over this same topic! Im doing a CA Chemistry SW
○ Activation energy - initial energy that must be added to begin a reaction
○ Activation energy - initial energy that must be added to begin a reaction
Answered by
AppleBottomJeans
Thanks for your help! I stuck with B because that was the closest to your definition as well and it was correct :)
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