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Transcribed Image Text:Considering the following diagram, the activation energy of the reverse reaction is
about
160
120
80-
Products
40
Reactants
Reaction progress
A) 60 kJ/mol
B) 80 kJ/mol
C) 130 kJ/mol
D) 20 kJ/mol
Energy (kJ/mol)
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