Question 29A glow bug flashes its glowing light. The rate offlashing wasFo be 0.55-1measured298K and 15¹ at 318k, respectively. Whatatis the activationprocess,energy of thisArrheniusequation accordinga) 29.2 J/molb) 25.2 kJ/molc) 3 1.8 155 /mald) 27.3 kJ/mol12.2 J/mole

The Arrhenius equation is k = A•e-Ea/RT At two different temperatures this equation can be written…

A glow bug flashes its glowing light. The rate of flashing to be 0.55" at 298K and 15¹ at 318k, respectively. What is the activation. was measured energy of this to the Arrhenius process, according equation? a) 29.2 J/mol b) 25.2 kJ/mol с 31.8 kJ/mol d) 27.3 kJ/mal e) 12.2 J/mol

A glow bug flashes its glowing light. The rate of flashing to be 0.55" at 298K and 15¹ at 318k, respectively. What is the activation. was measured energy of this to the Arrhenius process, according equation? a) 29.2 J/mol b) 25.2 kJ/mol с 31.8 kJ/mol d) 27.3 kJ/mal e) 12.2 J/mol

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