Multiple Choice
How does the energy of activation restrict an equilibrium reaction?
A) It limits the molecules that will have enough energy to react.
B) It cools the reaction by draining it of energy.
C) It blocks the forward reaction with the formation of products.
D) It slows both forward and reverse reactions.
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