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The rate constant at 25C is 0.45 M/s and 0.35 M/s at 1.0C. What is the activation energy for this reaction?
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I know the formula to find this is \[\ln\left({k_2\over k_1}\right)={Ea\over R}\left({{1\over T_1}-{1\over T_2}}\right)\] but I'm not sure what R means...?
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R is the ideal gas constant.
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and what is that?
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@Compassionate any idea?
wait i got it..
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