Threshold energy in a reaction is equal to the_________________?

Correct answer: C. Sum of A. & B.

  • A. Activation energy
  • B. Normal energy of reactants
  • C. Sum of A. & B.
  • D. Neither A. nor B.

Explanation

Threshold energy is the minimum energy required for reactants to reach the activated state, so it equals the normal reactant energy plus the activation energy. Therefore, option c is the appropriate relation.

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