For your temperature studies in Part B a student obtain the results below for the temperatures and rate constants. Calculate the activation energy in units of kJ/mol. Report your answer with one place after the decimal.Data TableTemperature (∘C∘C)Rate constant (k, appropriate units based on reaction order)19.76,355,940,40736.715,118,108,8892.91,757,920,122Note: The easiest way to do this is by creating a plot in a spreadsheet, as you will do in lab. These numbers are made up, and will be different from those you determine in lab

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For your temperature studies in Part B a student obtain the results below for the temperatures and rate constants. Calculate the activation energy in units of kJ/mol. Report your answer with one place after the decimal.

Data Table

Temperature (∘C∘C)	Rate constant (k, appropriate units based on reaction order)
19.7	6,355,940,407
36.7	15,118,108,889
2.9	1,757,920,122

Note: The easiest way to do this is by creating a plot in a spreadsheet, as you will do in lab. These numbers are made up, and will be different from those you determine in lab

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