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The rate constant k1 and k2 for two different reactions are

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Answered by antiochus
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Answer:

k_{1} =10^{16} e_{-2000/T}

k_{2} =10^{15 } e^{-1000/T}

The temperature at which k_{1} =k_{2} will be

10^{16} e^{-2000/T} =10^{15} e^{-1000/T}\frac{e^{-2000/T} }{e^{-1000/T} } =\frac{10^{15} }{10^{16} }

e^{\frac{-1000}{T} } =10^{-1}

log_{e} e^{2} \frac{-1000}{T} =log_{e} 10^{-1}

2.303log_{10} e^{\frac{-1000}{T} } =2.303*log_{10} 10^{-1}

\frac{-1000}{T} *log_{10} e=-1

T=\frac{1000}{2.303} K

Answered by Parnabi
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