Calculate the Arrhenius factor for a reaction at 400 °C given that its rate constant is 1.82 M-¹s¹ and its activation energy is 1.31 x 105 J/mol. O 2.33 x 10¹7 M-¹s-1 O 2.66 x 10¹0 M-¹S-1 O 3.73 x 1011 M-¹s-1 O 3.11 x 10⁹ M-¹s-1

Calculate the Arrhenius factor for a reaction at 400 °C given that its rate constant is 1.82 M-¹s¹ and its activation energy is 1.31 x 105 J/mol. O 2.33 x 10¹7 M-¹s-1 O 2.66 x 10¹0 M-¹S-1 O 3.73 x 1011 M-¹s-1 O 3.11 x 10⁹ M-¹s-1

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Calculate the Arrhenius factor for a reaction at 400 °C given that its rate constant is 1.82 M-¹s¹ and its activation energy is 1.31 x
105 J/mol.
O 2.33 x 10¹7 M-¹s-1
O 2.66 x 10¹0 M-¹S-1
O 3.73 x 1011 M-¹s-1
O 3.11 x 10⁹ M-¹s-1

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