Question 5 Not yet answered A second order reaction has rate constant 1.63 x 107 L mol's at 79°C, and 3.57x 106 L mol's at -35°C. What is the activation energy in J/mol of this reaction? Give your answer to 3 significant figures. Use 'e' notation for powers of ten, for example 1.23e-3 for 1.23 x 103. Don't include units. Answer

Question 5 Not yet answered A second order reaction has rate constant 1.63 x 107 L mol's at 79°C, and 3.57x 106 L mol's at -35°C. What is the activation energy in J/mol of this reaction? Give your answer to 3 significant figures. Use 'e' notation for powers of ten, for example 1.23e-3 for 1.23 x 103. Don't include units. Answer

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