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Physics, 19.07.2019 00:40 blondie02

The frequency factor and activation energy for a chemical reaction are a = 4.23 x 10–12 cm3/(molecule·s) and ea = 12.9 kj/mol at 384.7 k, respectively. determine the rate constant for this reaction at 384.7 k.

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