Consider the energy diagram for the following reaction: A + B → C + D AH = -110 kJ/mol If the activation energy for this reaction is 4 kJ/mol, what would be the activation energy for the REVERSE reaction O + 114 kJ O -106 kJ O- 4 kJ O- 114 kJ O +106 kJ

Consider the energy diagram for the following reaction: A + B → C + D AH = -110 kJ/mol If the activation energy for this reaction is 4 kJ/mol, what would be the activation energy for the REVERSE reaction O + 114 kJ O -106 kJ O- 4 kJ O- 114 kJ O +106 kJ

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