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The activation energy of this reaction is 145 kJ/mol 1450 kJ/mol 100. ks/mol 0.100 ks/mol and the frequency factor is 0.059 1.04 -2.83

The activation energy of this reaction is 145 kJ/mol 1450 kJ/mol 100. ks/mol 0.100 ks/mol and the frequency factor is 0.059 1.04 -2.83

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The following is an elementary reaction: ZNOCI (g) → 2NO (9) + Cl₂ (g) This reaction is performed at room temperature (25 °C) and the concentration of NOCl is measured as a function of time. A plot of 1/[NO CI] vs. time is then made and the slope of the plot is found to be 0.286 M"sec". The rate constant for this reaction at room temperature is The activation energy y=-12028x-2.83 VTCK') of this reaction is 1.45 kJ/mol 1450 kJ/mol 100. kJ/mol 0.100 kJ/mol and the frequency factor is 0.059 0.340 1.04 -2.83 0-143 M¹ Sec 2.38 M-Sec 0.286 M Sec 0.572 M+Sec -1
Transcribed Image Text:The following is an elementary reaction: ZNOCI (g) → 2NO (9) + Cl₂ (g) This reaction is performed at room temperature (25 °C) and the concentration of NOCl is measured as a function of time. A plot of 1/[NO CI] vs. time is then made and the slope of the plot is found to be 0.286 M"sec". The rate constant for this reaction at room temperature is The activation energy y=-12028x-2.83 VTCK') of this reaction is 1.45 kJ/mol 1450 kJ/mol 100. kJ/mol 0.100 kJ/mol and the frequency factor is 0.059 0.340 1.04 -2.83 0-143 M¹ Sec 2.38 M-Sec 0.286 M Sec 0.572 M+Sec -1
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