Which of the following statements about the combined Arrhenius equation is NOT true? The Arrhenius equation has the same functional relationship for temperature as the Van't Hoff equations, Like the Clausius Clapeyron equation, the energy term in the Arrhenius equation can only be positive (endothermic) Temperatures must be in Kelvin If T2> T1 then k1 > k2

Which of the following statements about the combined Arrhenius equation is NOT true? The Arrhenius equation has the same functional relationship for temperature as the Van't Hoff equations, Like the Clausius Clapeyron equation, the energy term in the Arrhenius equation can only be positive (endothermic) Temperatures must be in Kelvin If T2> T1 then k1 > k2

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