16.70 For the mechanism (1) A + B=C+D; (2) 2C → G + H, step 2 is rate-determining. Given the activation energies Ea1 = 120 kJ/mol, Eq-1= E, for the overall reaction. 96 kJ/mol, and Ea.2 196 kJ/mol, find 'a,-

16.70 For the mechanism (1) A + B=C+D; (2) 2C → G + H, step 2 is rate-determining. Given the activation energies Ea1 = 120 kJ/mol, Eq-1= E, for the overall reaction. 96 kJ/mol, and Ea.2 196 kJ/mol, find 'a,-

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Problem 83E: For each of the following reaction diagrams, estimate the activation energy (Ea) of the reaction:

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16.70 For the mechanism (1) A +B=C+D; (2) 2C → G +
H, step 2 is rate-determining. Given the activation energies
Ea1 = 120 kJ/mol, Eq-1=
E, for the overall reaction.
96 kJ/mol, and Ea.2
196 kJ/mol, find
'a,-

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