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Studying the Temperature Dependence of the Rate Constant (k).
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The following reaction is studied at 3 different temperatures.
Below you will find the rate constant for a reaction determined at
these temperatures. Use this data to answer the following questions
k (min')
0.0409 min"
0.0818 min-!
0.157 min
T (Celsius)
25.0 °C
35.0 °C
45.0 °C
(a)
Calculate In k and 1/T and provide the values in the table below.
In k
1/T (K')
(b)
Plot In k vs. 1/T and attach the graph. It should be linear.
(c)
Calculate the slope of the graph of In k vs. 1/T. Show your work below.
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