Suppose that the rate constant for a reaction is 3.3 x 101 at a temperature of 85.9 deg C, and 8.3 x 103 at 157.2 deg C. Determine the activation energy for the reaction in kJ/mole.

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Suppose that the rate constant for a reaction is 3.3 x 101 at a temperature of 85.9  deg C, and 8.3 x 103 at 157.2  deg C. Determine the activation energy for the reaction in kJ/mole.

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