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 586 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 586 kJ. What will be the new activation energy, in kJ?

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