The rate of the elementary reaction
has been studied as a function of temperature between
300 and 2500 K. The following
data were obtained for the rate constant k:
Temperature (K) | k (L mol-1 s-1) |
---|---|
300 |
6.25×10-45 |
740 |
1.19×10-12 |
1180 |
1.91×10-4 |
1620 |
1.07 |
(a) Calculate the activation energy of this
reaction. kJ mol-1
(b) Calculate the factor A in the Arrhenius equation for the
temperature dependence of the rate constant. L
mol-1 s-1
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