A reaction proceeds at the rate of 0.98 M h¯1 at 35 °C. If the activation energy is 99 kJ mol!, what is thereaction rate at 48 °C?O 6.5 Mh-3.6 Мh-14.7 M h-1O 1.4 Mh

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A reaction proceeds at the rate of 0.98 Mh-l at 35 °C. If the activation energy is 99 kJ mol1, what is the reaction rate at 48 °C? O 6.5 Mh-! 3.6 Мh-1 4.7 Mh O 1.4 Mh-1

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A reaction proceeds at the rate of 0.98 M h¯1 at 35 °C. If the activation energy is 99 kJ mol!, what is the
reaction rate at 48 °C?
O 6.5 Mh-
3.6 Мh-1
4.7 M h-1
O 1.4 Mh

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