The activation energy for a particular reaction is 50.2 kJ/mol.If the rate constant for this reaction at 37°C is k = 0.200 sec1, at what temperature inKelvin will the rate constant be half the value at 37°C?Report your answer as an integer.Please avoid rounding until the last step.

We have given that Activation energy of particular reaction = 50.2KJ/Mole Rate constant at 37°C =…

he activation energy for a particular reaction is 50.2 kJ/mol. the rate constant for this reaction at 37°C is k = 0.200 sec1, at what temperature in %3D (elvin will the rate constant be half the value at 37°C? Ceport your answer as an integer. Flease avoid rounding until the last step.

he activation energy for a particular reaction is 50.2 kJ/mol. the rate constant for this reaction at 37°C is k = 0.200 sec1, at what temperature in %3D (elvin will the rate constant be half the value at 37°C? Ceport your answer as an integer. Flease avoid rounding until the last step.

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