800 705 kJ 600-- ---- 497 kJ PE (kJ) 400 200 175 kJ 100 Reaction Progress Created by E. Lee for Virtual Virginia (2021) The reaction coordinate diagram above has an activated complex (AC) with a potential energy (PE) of 705 kJ. Imagine that a catalyst is added, bringing the AC PE down to 550 kJ. What will be the new activation energy, in kJ?

800 705 kJ 600-- ---- 497 kJ PE (kJ) 400 200 175 kJ 100 Reaction Progress Created by E. Lee for Virtual Virginia (2021) The reaction coordinate diagram above has an activated complex (AC) with a potential energy (PE) of 705 kJ. Imagine that a catalyst is added, bringing the AC PE down to 550 kJ. What will be the new activation energy, in kJ?

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