The following experiments at different temperatures resulted to the following reaction constants: T(K) k (min-1) 275 0.27 290 0.45 305 0.78 320 1.25 335 1.95 350 2.89 Using Collision Theory, what would be the activation energy and ko? Perform using Regression analysis. What is the y=mx+b form of the Collision Theory?

The following experiments at different temperatures resulted to the following reaction constants: T(K) k (min-1) 275 0.27 290 0.45 305 0.78 320 1.25 335 1.95 350 2.89 Using Collision Theory, what would be the activation energy and ko? Perform using Regression analysis. What is the y=mx+b form of the Collision Theory?

Fundamentals Of Analytical Chemistry

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Chapter30: Kinetic Methods Of Analysis

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