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At 378.5ºC, the half-life for the first order thermal decomposition of ethylene oxide is 363 min, and the energy of activation of the reaction is 2.176 x 105 J mol-1. Estimate the time required for ethylene oxide to be 75% decomposed at 450ºC.
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