Chemistry, asked by Harsheenkaurk19, 9 months ago

A form of energy required for a chemical change

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Answered by awezbinfahad007

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Answer:

THERMAL ENERGY

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Answered by amankumaraman11

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A form of energy which is sought to be required for a occurrence of a chemical change is Thermal energy .

It is necessary for either creation or breakdown of reactants invoking in reactions.

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