Q881.°C ₁₂A first order reaction has ty₂ = 39 s at 300 °Cand K = 0.25s¹ at 430.°C. What is Ea for this reaction!-1a) 271 kJ mol- b) 68K5 mol-d) 312 KJ mol-1e) 227 kJ mol.c) 17 kJ mol-1-I

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A first order reaction has t₁/₂ = 39 s at 300. °C, and k=0.25 5" at 430.°C. What is Ёa for this reaction? c) 17 кг тог' а) 271 ку тог ь) 6815 тор d) 312 КГ то - e) 227 kJ mol"

A first order reaction has t₁/₂ = 39 s at 300. °C, and k=0.25 5" at 430.°C. What is Ёa for this reaction? c) 17 кг тог' а) 271 ку тог ь) 6815 тор d) 312 КГ то - e) 227 kJ mol"

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