The decomposition of urea in 0.1 M of HCl occurs according to the reaction NH,CONH, +2H,0→2NH; +CO; The first-order rate constant for this reaction was measured as a function of temperature, with the following results T /°C 61.0 Еxpt. kx 106 / min-1 1 7.13 2 71.2 27.7 Calculate the entropy of activation at 71.2 °C for the reaction of decomposition of urea. Make the assumptions you need.

The decomposition of urea in 0.1 M of HCl occurs according to the reaction NH,CONH, +2H,0→2NH; +CO; The first-order rate constant for this reaction was measured as a function of temperature, with the following results T /°C 61.0 Еxpt. kx 106 / min-1 1 7.13 2 71.2 27.7 Calculate the entropy of activation at 71.2 °C for the reaction of decomposition of urea. Make the assumptions you need.

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Chapter20: Kinetics

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