For two reactions, whose entropies of activation are equal, the activation energies are 50.00 and 60.00 J/mol respectively. At 350.0 K the number of molecules activated for the first reaction as compared to the second one will be: O A. 1.003 times smaller than the second reaction. B. 0.997 times smaller than the second reaction O C. 1.003 times larger than the second reaction D. 100.3 times larger than the second reaction

For two reactions, whose entropies of activation are equal, the activation energies are 50.00 and 60.00 J/mol respectively. At 350.0 K the number of molecules activated for the first reaction as compared to the second one will be: O A. 1.003 times smaller than the second reaction. B. 0.997 times smaller than the second reaction O C. 1.003 times larger than the second reaction D. 100.3 times larger than the second reaction

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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