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For a consecutive reaction (A>B C) if k is 5.65x10 min' and he time necessary to reach the maximum conc. of B is 26 min. what is the value of k?

For a consecutive reaction (A>B C) if k is 5.65x10 min' and he time necessary to reach the maximum conc. of B is 26 min. what is the value of k?

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1. What is the Gibbs free energy change at the transition state when AH at the transition state is 40 kJ/mol and AS at transition state is 80 J/mol at 350K? 2. What is the Activation Energy of a reverse reaction at 685K if the forward reaction has a rate constant of 52 M's', a pre-exponential factor of 30 M's", and a AH of reaction of 25 kJ/mol? 3. Given that the rate constant is 12 M's' at 350 K and the pre- exponential factor is 22 M's", calculate the activation energy. 4. For a consecutive reaction (AB>C) if k, is 5.65x10 min" and he time necessary to reach the maximum conc, of B is 26 min. what is the value of k;?
Transcribed Image Text:1. What is the Gibbs free energy change at the transition state when AH at the transition state is 40 kJ/mol and AS at transition state is 80 J/mol at 350K? 2. What is the Activation Energy of a reverse reaction at 685K if the forward reaction has a rate constant of 52 M's', a pre-exponential factor of 30 M's", and a AH of reaction of 25 kJ/mol? 3. Given that the rate constant is 12 M's' at 350 K and the pre- exponential factor is 22 M's", calculate the activation energy. 4. For a consecutive reaction (AB>C) if k, is 5.65x10 min" and he time necessary to reach the maximum conc, of B is 26 min. what is the value of k;?
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