B SC forward rate constant: ka, backward rate constant: kb Reactions are 1st order in both directions. Eact from C to B is 42kJ/mol. Assume Arrhenius constant A= 1012 1/s. Keq= 104 Which direction is more stable? (Hint: Explain by considering of activation energy of both directions and relate the energy and stability.)

B SC forward rate constant: ka, backward rate constant: kb Reactions are 1st order in both directions. Eact from C to B is 42kJ/mol. Assume Arrhenius constant A= 1012 1/s. Keq= 104 Which direction is more stable? (Hint: Explain by considering of activation energy of both directions and relate the energy and stability.)

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