Question 4The table shows the rate constants of a hypothetical reaction at different temperatures.Temperature, °C rate constants, s-1200.00526300.0144400.0483500.119What is the E₂ in kJ/mol for the reaction?

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Question 4 The table shows the rate constants of a hypothetical r Temperature, °C rate constants, s-¹ 20 0.00526 30 0.0144 40 0.0483 50 0.119 What is the E₂ in kJ/mol for the reaction?

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Section16.4: Instantaneous Reaction Rates And Reaction Mechanisms

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