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6. Calculate the activation energy (E.) using these data: Temperature ("C) Rate constant, k (s) 189.7 198.9 230.3 251.2 2.52 x10 5.25 x10 6.30 x10 3.16 x10

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6. Calculate the activation energy (E) using these data:
Temperature ('C) Rate constant, k (s')
189.7
198.9
230.3
251.2
2.52 x10
5.25 x10
6.30 x10
3.16 x10

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