met(b)Find the forward (k, Jand reverse (k-) rate constants for the recombinationkuk-sreaction; OH +H*H20 at 25 °C,40)-0.51 x 1016 M1Given: K, =LHOM.H)

Given: K = [H2O][H+] [OH-] = 0.51 ×1016 M-1

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(b)
Find the forward (k, Jand reverse (k-) rate constants for the recombination
kuk-s
reaction; OH +H*
H20 at 25 °C,
40)-0.51 x 1016 M1
Given: K, =
LHOM.H)

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