Question 37 of 42The rate constant for a certain reaction was measured at two different temperatures. At 73.5 °C it was found to be 0.00658 s¹¹ and0.0123s¹ at 93.7 °C. Based on these values what is the activation energy for this reaction?O 32700 kJ/mol32.7 kJ/molO 1780 kJ/molO-1.78 kJ/molO -32.7 kJ/molO 1.78 kJ/mol

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The rate constant for a certain reaction was measured at two different temperatures. At 73.5 °C it was found to be 0.00658 s'¹ and 0.0123s¹ at 93.7 °C. Based on these values what is the activation energy for this reaction? 32700 kJ/mol O 32.7 kJ/mol O 1780 kJ/mol -1.78 kJ/mol O-32.7 kJ/mol O 1.78 kJ/mol

The rate constant for a certain reaction was measured at two different temperatures. At 73.5 °C it was found to be 0.00658 s'¹ and 0.0123s¹ at 93.7 °C. Based on these values what is the activation energy for this reaction? 32700 kJ/mol O 32.7 kJ/mol O 1780 kJ/mol -1.78 kJ/mol O-32.7 kJ/mol O 1.78 kJ/mol

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