The potential energy diagram for a reaction X → Y is given. A and C in the graph…
Chemistry · Class 12 · CBSE — Chemical Kinetics
The potential energy diagram for a reaction X → Y is given. A and C in the graph corresponding to
- A → activation energy, C → DH°
- A → energy of reactants, C → energy of products
- A → DH°, C → activation energy
- A → activation energy, C → threshold energy
Answer
(A) A → activation energy, C → D H °
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