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Question 6 4 pts In the neutralization of a weak base, B (aq) + HCI=BHCI the activation energy, E, is 126 kJ/mol and the rate

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Ans. B (aq) + HU = Brill Given activation energy (Ea ) = 126 kJ/mol = 126000 J/mol ki= k30°c ( Rate constant ) = 9.8 X10-3 mi

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