Use the Arrhenius equation to determine Ea For the gas phase decomposition of dichloroethane, the rate constant is 7.06x10-4 5-1 at 708 K and 6.58x10-3 s1 at 756 K. CH3CHCI2 CH₂=CHCI + HCI Calculate the activation energy for this reaction. kJ/mol

Use the Arrhenius equation to determine Ea For the gas phase decomposition of dichloroethane, the rate constant is 7.06x10-4 5-1 at 708 K and 6.58x10-3 s1 at 756 K. CH3CHCI2 CH₂=CHCI + HCI Calculate the activation energy for this reaction. kJ/mol

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For the gas phase decomposition of dichloroethane, the rate constant is 7.06x10-4 s1 at 708 K and 6.58x10-3 s1 at 756 K.
CH3CHCI2 CH₂=CHCI + HCI
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CICOOC₂H5-C₂H5CI + CO₂
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