Asked by Jose
the hydrolysis of sucrose is a part of the digestive process. to investigate how strongly the rate depends on our body temperature, calculate the rate constant for they hydrolysis of sucrose at 35C given that k=1.0 mL/(mol*s) at 37C and that the Ea=108 kJ/mol
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Answered by
DrBob222
Can't you use the Arrhenius equation, just plug in the numbers and turn the crank.
Answered by
Mendes mulutsehay
Given that Ea for the hydrolysis of sucrose is 108 ×10³ Kj /Mol, compar the rat of constant of this reaction at 37⁰C (T) with the rate constant of the same reaction at 27⁰C (T)
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