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In a reaction, the threshold energy is e...

In a reaction, the threshold energy is equal to

A

Activation energy `+` normal energy of reactants

B

Activation energy `-` normal energy of reactants

C

Activation energy

D

Normal energy of reactants

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A
Activation energy is the energy needed by reactant molecules to gain threshold energy level.
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