31. At an elevated temperature sulfuryl chloride decomposes in a first-order reaction to sulfur dioxide and chlorine. The rate constant has the value k=6.09x10$ min' at 552.3 K and k=2.742x10³ min' at 600.0 K. Determine the energy of activation and the coefficient A in the Arrhenius equation.

31. At an elevated temperature sulfuryl chloride decomposes in a first-order reaction to sulfur dioxide and chlorine. The rate constant has the value k=6.09x10$ min' at 552.3 K and k=2.742x10³ min' at 600.0 K. Determine the energy of activation and the coefficient A in the Arrhenius equation.

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31. At an elevated temperature sulfuryl chloride decomposes in a first-order reaction to
sulfur dioxide and chlorine. The rate constant has the value k=6.09x10$ min at 552.3 K and
k=2.742x10³ min' at 600.0 K. Determine the energy of activation and the coefficient A in
the Arrhenius equation.

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