A chemical reaction occurs, when the energy of the reacting molecules is ________________ the activation energy of reaction?

Correct answer: B. Equal to or more than

  • A. Less than
  • B. Equal to or more than
  • C. More than
  • D. Equal to

Explanation

Reaction occurs when molecular energy reaches or exceeds the activation-energy barrier. Equal energy represents the threshold, while greater energy also permits reaction, so “equal to or more than” is the complete condition.

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