
Physical Chemisty Question* #9
*integrate if possible
*Show work please
use,
lnK2/K1 = (Ea/R)*{1/T1 - 1/T2}
ln(1.67/11.59) = (Ea/8.314)*{1/1125 - 1/1053}
ln0.144 = (Ea/8.314)*{8.89 - 9.50}*10^-4
-1.94 = (Ea/8.314)*(-0.61*10^-4)
Ea = (264*10^3)J/mol
= 264 KJ/mol
use, 4th data
lnk = lnA - Ea/(R*T)
ln0.0011 = lnA - (264*10^3)/(8.314*838)
-6.8 = lnA - 37.9
lnA = 31.1
A = (3.2*10^13) L/mol.s
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Chemistry class:
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- In problems that require fitting of a curve or straight line
use linear regression. Do not use trend line. Sometimes the results
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