3. A 700 K la cis butène s'isomérise et produit la trans-butène selon cis-butène 1 -1 trans-butène. On observe la réaction en mesurant la pression de la cis-butène en fonction du ter - 2 - Temps (jours) Pression de cis-butene (mmHg) 0 1 760 662 2 4 30 591 502 402 Quelles sont les valeurs de k '-1' et K à 700 K ? P

3. A 700 K la cis butène s'isomérise et produit la trans-butène selon cis-butène 1 -1 trans-butène. On observe la réaction en mesurant la pression de la cis-butène en fonction du ter - 2 - Temps (jours) Pression de cis-butene (mmHg) 0 1 760 662 2 4 30 591 502 402 Quelles sont les valeurs de k '-1' et K à 700 K ? P

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