As noted in the previous quiz, CIO is a highly reactive gas that plays a key role in the destruction of the ozone in the Stratosphere. The data in the table listed below were collected in a study of the effect of temperature at the rate at which CIO decomposes into Cl2 and O2. 2 CIO (g) → Cl2 (g) + O2 (g) Determine the activation energy (E3) and frequency factor (A) for this reaction. T(K) k(M 1s1) 238 1.9 X 10° 258 3.5 X 10° 278 5.3 X 10° 298 8.0 X 10°

As noted in the previous quiz, CIO is a highly reactive gas that plays a key role in the destruction of the ozone in the Stratosphere. The data in the table listed below were collected in a study of the effect of temperature at the rate at which CIO decomposes into Cl2 and O2. 2 CIO (g) → Cl2 (g) + O2 (g) Determine the activation energy (E3) and frequency factor (A) for this reaction. T(K) k(M 1s1) 238 1.9 X 10° 258 3.5 X 10° 278 5.3 X 10° 298 8.0 X 10°

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