The minimum energy required for molecules to enter into a chemical reaction is called

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The minimum energy required for molecules to enter into a chemical reaction is called (A) kinetic energy (B) activation energy (C) threshold energy (D) potential energy.

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The minimum energy which the colliding molecules must have so that the collision is effective (i.e., results into reaction) is called threshold energy.

Q. The minimum energy required for molecules to enter into a chemical reaction is called

kinetic energy

activation energy

threshold energy

potential energy.

The minimum energy which the colliding molecules must have so that the collision is effective (i.e., results into reaction) is called threshold energy.