A(g) + B(g) C(g) The rate law for the above reaction is: -d[A]/dt k[A][B] The rate constant is 2.75x101 L moll s1 at 3 Use the Arrhenius equation k = Ae Ea/RT to: Calculate Ea for this reaction. 31862.9J 0°C and 3.47x102 L moll s¹ at 512.0°C. Submit Answer You have entered that answer before Incompatible units. No conversion found between "a" and the required units. Calculate the rate constant k at 391.0°C for this reaction. Submit Answer Tries 0/15 Calculate the pre-exponential factor A for this reaction. Tries 0/15 Previous Tries

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Arrhenius Equation
A(g) + B(g) → C(g)
The rate law for the above reaction is:
-d[A]/dt k[A][B]
The rate constant is 2.75×101 L mol1 s1 at 311.0°C and 3.47x102 L mol¹ 5¹ at 512.0°C.
Use the Arrhenius equation
k= Ae Ea/RT
to:
Calculate Ea for this reaction.
31862.9J
Submit Answer You have entered that answer before Incompatible units. No conversion found between "a" and the required units.
Calculate the rate constant k at 391.0°C for this reaction.
Submit Answer Tries 0/15
Calculate the pre-exponential factor A for this reaction.
Submit Answer Tries 0/15
Tries 0/15 Previous Tries
Transcribed Image Text:Arrhenius Equation A(g) + B(g) → C(g) The rate law for the above reaction is: -d[A]/dt k[A][B] The rate constant is 2.75×101 L mol1 s1 at 311.0°C and 3.47x102 L mol¹ 5¹ at 512.0°C. Use the Arrhenius equation k= Ae Ea/RT to: Calculate Ea for this reaction. 31862.9J Submit Answer You have entered that answer before Incompatible units. No conversion found between "a" and the required units. Calculate the rate constant k at 391.0°C for this reaction. Submit Answer Tries 0/15 Calculate the pre-exponential factor A for this reaction. Submit Answer Tries 0/15 Tries 0/15 Previous Tries
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