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Description Diagram of a catalytic reaction showing difference in activation energy in uncatalysed and catalysed reaction. Altered from en:Image:Activation2.svg to fix errors.
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Date 26 November 2006
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Author Originally uploaded by Jerry Crimson Mann, vectorized by Tutmosis, corrected by Fvasconcellos
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