Which statement best describes how to read a reaction pathway graph for an endothermic reaction?
1) reactants absorb a minimum amount of energy and then release a larger amount of energy as products form.
2) reactants release a minimum amount of energy and then absorb a larger amount of energy as products form.
3) reactants absorb a minimum amount of energy and then release a smaller amount of energy as products form
4) reactants release a minimum amount of energy and then absorb a smaller amount of energy as products form.
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