The reaction CH₂l+HI-CH4 +12 was observed to have rate constants k-3.2 L mol¹s¹ at 355 °C and k = 23 L mol¹s1¹ at 405 °C.Correct.What is the value of E, expressed in kJ/mol?E₁- 14x 10² kJ/mol.Incorrect.What would be the rate constant at 408 °C?Lmol ¹1

Given: Rate constant at 355 oC = 3.2 L M-1s-1 Rate constant at 405 oC = 23 Lt M-1s-1.

The reaction CH₂l+ HI-CH4 +12 was observed to have rate constants k-3.2 L mol¹s¹ at 355 °C and k-23 L mol¹s¹ at 405 °C. Correct. What is the value of E, expressed in kJ/mol? E₁- 14 10² kJ/mol. Incorrect. What would be the rate constant at 408 °C? Lmol-1-1

The reaction CH₂l+ HI-CH4 +12 was observed to have rate constants k-3.2 L mol¹s¹ at 355 °C and k-23 L mol¹s¹ at 405 °C. Correct. What is the value of E, expressed in kJ/mol? E₁- 14 10² kJ/mol. Incorrect. What would be the rate constant at 408 °C? Lmol-1-1

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