3. The rate constants for the decomposition of an unstable cis-azoalkane are given below.-20.73T (°C)k (104 s¹)2.31-24.821.22-17.024.39-13.008.50Calculate the enthalpy, entropy, and free energy of activation at -20.00 °C.-8.9514.3

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3. The rate constants for the decomposition of an unstable cis-azoalkane are given below. T (°C) k (104 s¹) -20.73 2.31 -24.82 1.22 -17.02 4.39 -13.00 8.50 Calculate the enthalpy, entropy, and free energy of activation at -20.00 °C. -8.95 14.3

3. The rate constants for the decomposition of an unstable cis-azoalkane are given below. T (°C) k (104 s¹) -20.73 2.31 -24.82 1.22 -17.02 4.39 -13.00 8.50 Calculate the enthalpy, entropy, and free energy of activation at -20.00 °C. -8.95 14.3

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3. The rate constants for the decomposition of an unstable cis-azoalkane are given below.
-20.73
T (°C)
k (104 s¹)
2.31
-24.82
1.22
-17.02
4.39
-13.00
8.50
Calculate the enthalpy, entropy, and free energy of activation at -20.00 °C.
-8.95
14.3

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