For the gas phase decomposition of acetic anhydride,(CH₂CO)₂0-CH₂-C-O + CH3COOHthe rate constant in s¹ has been determined at several temperatures. Which of the following should give a linear plot (temperatures in K)?On the y-axis: kUse this information to determine the activation energy for the reaction.When the appropriate plot is made, the resulting least-squares line has a slope of -1.73x104 K and a y-intercept of 27.6.Submit AnswerOn the x-axis:Try Another Version 3 item attempts remainingvE₂ =kJ/mol

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For the gas phase decomposition of acetic anhydride, O—CH,"C-O+CH,COOH (CH,CO), the rate constant in s¹ has been determined at several temperatures. Which of the following should give a linear plot (temperatures in K) On the x-axis: [ On the y-axis: k When the appropriate plot is made, the resulting least-squares line has a slope of -1.73x104 K and a y-intercept of 27.6. Use this information to determine the activation energy for the reaction. Submit Answer Try Another Version 3 item attempts remaining E₂ = kj/mol

For the gas phase decomposition of acetic anhydride, O—CH,"C-O+CH,COOH (CH,CO), the rate constant in s¹ has been determined at several temperatures. Which of the following should give a linear plot (temperatures in K) On the x-axis: [ On the y-axis: k When the appropriate plot is made, the resulting least-squares line has a slope of -1.73x104 K and a y-intercept of 27.6. Use this information to determine the activation energy for the reaction. Submit Answer Try Another Version 3 item attempts remaining E₂ = kj/mol

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