In any chemical reaction, value of chemical energy is highest at the threshold energy point.
What are chemical reactions?
Chemical reactions are those equations in which reactants combine with each other for the formation of the products.
During the process of a chemical reaction, an intermediate complex is formed in which bonds of reactant as well as of products are present and it is most unstable because of high potential energy. This complex is formed at the threshold energy point which is the highest energy level of any chemical reaction.
Hence threshold energy is the highest energy level.
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