Milk is pasteurized if it is heated to63∘C for 30 minutes, but if it is heated to 74∘C it only needs 15seconds for the same result. Find the activation energy of this sterilization process using the collision theory

Milk is pasteurized if it is heated to63∘C for 30 minutes, but if it is heated to 74∘C it only needs 15seconds for the same result. Find the activation energy of this sterilization process using the collision theory

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Chapter29: Nuclear Physics

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