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A reaction has a first order rate constant of (6.25x10^-5 1/s) at T=298.15K and (0.0000538 1/s) at T=338.15K.
What is the value of the rate constant at T=316.15K?
11 years ago

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DrBob222
Use the Arrhenius equation. Substitute k1 and k2 rates at the appropriate T and solve for Ea (activation energy); then use the same equation with Ea you found to solve for the new k.
11 years ago

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