Determine the activation energy, Ea, of the decomposition reaction, CH,CHO → CH, + CO. T (°C) 486 563 k (M-V2 s -1) 0.00105 0.0214 52.7 J/mol a. b. 2040 J/mol 38.4 kJ/mol d. 89.1 kJ/mol 207 kJ/mol e. c.

Determine the activation energy, Ea, of the decomposition reaction, CH,CHO → CH, + CO. T (°C) 486 563 k (M-V2 s -1) 0.00105 0.0214 52.7 J/mol a. b. 2040 J/mol 38.4 kJ/mol d. 89.1 kJ/mol 207 kJ/mol e. c.

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