For a chemical reaction $A \rightarrow B$,the activation energy in the forward direction is $E_a$. Then the activation energy in the reverse direction is.........
- Awill be double of $E_a$
- Bwill be equal to $-E_a$
- Cwill always be less than $E_a$
- Dcan be less than or more than $E_a$
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