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Energy required to start chemical reaction?
by Domenic Lamilami (2025-09-19)
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Energy required for a reaction can vary. Depending on the atom it changes.
The element will be more reactive if it has a low 1st ionization energy since it requires less Energy (https://gratisafhalen.be) to react. The most reactive element in Francium since it has the lowest 1st ionization energy level. If an element has a high electro-negativity then it will also be able to react with little energy.
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