Chemistry, asked by osielanguiano, 1 year ago

A chemist sets up a chemical reaction but finds that none of the reactant molecules have required activation energy. what is the result

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Answered by Anonymous

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hey mate here's ur answer

the result is ionisation energy...

hope it wll help you
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