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Temperature Click above or below the line for B or Activation Energy: 22.14 kJ/mol the transition state to change their AE: -20.00 k]/mol 298 K energy. Initial Rate: 7.90 x 10-3 mol/L•s Initial Concentration 1.00 mol/L React Clear 3000 time, s B Now explore the effect of changing the temperature on the reaction rate. Increase the temperature to 330 K and run the reaction again. What percent of A is converted to B in 3000 seconds at this higher temperature? Enter your answer without the "%" sign. % Check Next (2 of 7) Energy - (1/jow) [v]

Temperature Click above or below the line for B or Activation Energy: 22.14 kJ/mol the transition state to change their AE: -20.00 k]/mol 298 K energy. Initial Rate: 7.90 x 10-3 mol/L•s Initial Concentration 1.00 mol/L React Clear 3000 time, s B Now explore the effect of changing the temperature on the reaction rate. Increase the temperature to 330 K and run the reaction again. What percent of A is converted to B in 3000 seconds at this higher temperature? Enter your answer without the "%" sign. % Check Next (2 of 7) Energy - (1/jow) [v]

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

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Author:Andrei Straumanis

Publisher:Andrei Straumanis

Chapter8: Addition Via Carbocation

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