The frequency factor for a reaction is 1.72x10^10 s^−1.If the rate constant is 5.63x10^4 s^−1 at 300 K, what will the rate constant be at 400K?
a)7.49x106s−1
b)3.96x105s−1
c)4.22x107s−1
d)2.62x104s−1
e)1.32x106s−1

The frequency factor for a reaction is 1.72x10^10 s^−1.If the rate constant is 5.63x10^4 s^−1 at...
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