6D.1 Calculate the rate constant for the second-order gas- phase reaction between chlorine atoms, Cl, and hydrogen molecules, H2, given the frequency factor, A= 8.1 × 10-10 mol-1 dm³ s¹ and activation energy Ę₂ = 23 kJ mol¹.

6D.1 Calculate the rate constant for the second-order gas- phase reaction between chlorine atoms, Cl, and hydrogen molecules, H2, given the frequency factor, A= 8.1 × 10-10 mol-1 dm³ s¹ and activation energy Ę₂ = 23 kJ mol¹.

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6D.1 Calculate the rate constant for the second-order gas-
phase reaction between chlorine atoms, Cl, and hydrogen
molecules, H2, given the frequency factor, A= 8.1 × 10-10 mol-1
dm³ s¹ and activation energy Ę₂ = 23 kJ mol¹.

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