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Transcribed Image Text:The illustration below shows the energy profile for formation of ozone. What is the activation energy for the reaction?
O3 +0
406 kJ
392 kJ
O2 + O2
Reaction Progress
a. 406+392 =798 kJ
b. 392 kJ
O c. 406-392 = 14 kJ
d. 406 kJ
Energy, kJ
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