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In an endothermic reaction, the products on an energy profile diagram are at:
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A A lower energy level than reactants
B The same level as reactants
C The level of the transition state
D A higher energy level than reactants
Explanation

In endothermic reactions products gain energy, so they appear higher than the reactants on the diagram.

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