Physics, 05.10.2021 02:40 kaylamorris05

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energy released
energy absorbed
reactants
products
Chemical Reactions That Absorb Energy
Chemical Reactions That Release Energy
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transition state
у.
transition state
activation
energy
activation
energy
Energy
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Progress of the Reaction x
Progress of the Reaction
x

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