If the plot you make during Step 7 of the Kinetics 2 Data Analysis section of the lab procedure yields an equation of "y = -50x + 6", what would the frequency factor (A) from the Arrhenius equation equal (unitless)? **R = 8.3145 J/mol·K

If the plot you make during Step 7 of the Kinetics 2 Data Analysis section of the lab procedure yields an equation of "y = -50x + 6", what would the frequency factor (A) from the Arrhenius equation equal (unitless)? **R = 8.3145 J/mol·K

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