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What is the little “bump” of energy that is shown at the beginning of the reaction...the energy required to start the reaction

What is the little “bump” of energy that is shown at the beginning of the reaction...the energy required to start the reaction
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What is the little “bump” of energy that is shown at the beginning of the reaction...the energy required to start the reaction

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Activation energy?? The energy needed to start a chemical reaction is called activation energy
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