Chemistry, asked by Subham3428, 1 year ago

activation energy = threshold energy + 1/2 RT

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Answered by simran3849

The threshold energy is the minimum energy required for the reactants to collide successfully, and to form the activated complex. It is kinetic energy plus energy of activation. Hence, threshold energy is greater than activation energy.

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