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hello! this question has multiple parts! please answer a through c, as i could not post them separetly. will give thumbs up! please do not forget the explanation on part b for the activation energy.
Reaction 1 below occurs very slowly, while reaction 2 below occurs much more rapidly: 1. O2(g) +20(9) 2. Ar(g) + O2(g) + Ar(g
b. Studies of reaction 2 yielded the following data for the rate constant. Temperature (K) k (M-1.8) 5,000 5.49 x 106 10,000
Q9.3 2 Points c. Which of the following is true? O Reaction 2 will have a greater activation energy than reaction 1. O Reacti
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