4.For the reactionC2H5I + OH- → + C2H5OHThe following rate constants were obtained at different temperatures15.830.000532.020.00459.750.0890.610.12a) Draw a necessary graph to calculate the activation energy (in kJ/mol)of the given reaction, using graphical-method (R= 8.314 J/molK).b) What is the value of the rate constant of the given reaction at atemperature of 40.0°C.

Solution Log k = -Ea / RT + log A .k = Reaction Rate constant A = pre exponential factor Ea =…

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reaction C2H5I + OH- → I + C2H5OH he following rate constants were obtained at different temperatures 15.83 0.0005 32.02 0.004 59.75 0.08 90.61 0.12

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