The reaction of A + H* → P has a rate constant given by the empirical expression k, = Ae-5925/T (T in kelvin) with A = 6.92x1012 dm³ mol s-'. Evaluate the enthalpy and entropy of activation at 25 °C. %3D

The reaction of A + H* → P has a rate constant given by the empirical expression k, = Ae-5925/T (T in kelvin) with A = 6.92x1012 dm³ mol s-'. Evaluate the enthalpy and entropy of activation at 25 °C. %3D

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Chapter20: Kinetics

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The reaction of A + H* → P has a rate constant given by the empirical expression k, = Ae-5925/T (T in kelvin) with A =
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