NH4NCO rearranges in water to form urea. The following data are obtained at 50. °C. Time (hr) [NHẠNCO] (M) 0.500 10 0.375 2.0 0.300 3.0 5.0 0.250 0.188 7.0 0.150 9.0 0.125 At 25 °C, the concentration falls from 0.500M to 0.300 M in 6.0 hrs. Determine the activation energy. If needed, you the graph paper below as many times as necessary.

NH4NCO rearranges in water to form urea. The following data are obtained at 50. °C. Time (hr) [NHẠNCO] (M) 0.500 10 0.375 2.0 0.300 3.0 5.0 0.250 0.188 7.0 0.150 9.0 0.125 At 25 °C, the concentration falls from 0.500M to 0.300 M in 6.0 hrs. Determine the activation energy. If needed, you the graph paper below as many times as necessary.

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