If the activation energy of a chemical reaction is 185 kJ/mol and its AH is 24 kJ/mol, what would the activation energy in its reverse direction be? O 209 kJ/mol 7.71 kJ/mol O-24 kJ/mol -185 kJ/mol O161 kJ/mol

If the activation energy of a chemical reaction is 185 kJ/mol and its AH is 24 kJ/mol, what would the activation energy in its reverse direction be? O 209 kJ/mol 7.71 kJ/mol O-24 kJ/mol -185 kJ/mol O161 kJ/mol

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If the activation energy of a chemical reaction is 185 kJ/mol and its AH is 24 kJ/mol,
what would the activation energy in its reverse direction be?
O 209 kJ/mol
7.71 kJ/mol
O-24 kJ/mol
-185 kJ/mol
O161 kJ/mol

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