ST6D.1 (pre-exponential factor) - Determine the pre-exponential factor [in 1/(M s)] for a reaction with an activation energy of 3.9 kJ/mol if its rate constant equals 6.75/(M s) at 300 K. Hint = Draw a qualitative graph to see how to get b from the In(k) value you already have.

ST6D.1 (pre-exponential factor) - Determine the pre-exponential factor [in 1/(M s)] for a reaction with an activation energy of 3.9 kJ/mol if its rate constant equals 6.75/(M s) at 300 K. Hint = Draw a qualitative graph to see how to get b from the In(k) value you already have.

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Chapter17: Equilibrium

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