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ChemistryIntroductory Chemistry: A FoundationSketch a graph for the progress of a reaction illustrating the activation, energy for the reaction. Define “activation energy.” Explain how an increase in temperature for a reaction affects the number of collisions that possess an energy greater than Es,. Does an increase in temperature change E a ? How does a catalyst speed up a reaction? Does a catalyst change E a for the reaction?
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