Consider the following Arrhenius plot, which depicts the results of two experiments for the same second order reaction at 398 K. In one experiment, a catalyst was used and in the other, no catalyst was used. The data-point labels are the (x, y) coordinates for those points. Use this graph to answer parts (a) - (d). AB(g) → A(g) + B(g) Arrhenius Plot for a Catalyzed and Uncatalyzed Second Order Reaction + Experiment 1 a Experiment 2 0, 14 0.00133, 10 0.00299, 5 0,00133, 2 D.00299, -13 1/T (1/Kelvin) a. Calculate the activation energy for experiment 2. Answer: b. Calculate the frequency factor for the reaction.

Consider the following Arrhenius plot, which depicts the results of two experiments for the same second order reaction at 398 K. In one experiment, a catalyst was used and in the other, no catalyst was used. The data-point labels are the (x, y) coordinates for those points. Use this graph to answer parts (a) - (d). AB(g) → A(g) + B(g) Arrhenius Plot for a Catalyzed and Uncatalyzed Second Order Reaction + Experiment 1 a Experiment 2 0, 14 0.00133, 10 0.00299, 5 0,00133, 2 D.00299, -13 1/T (1/Kelvin) a. Calculate the activation energy for experiment 2. Answer: b. Calculate the frequency factor for the reaction.

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