plz solve it within 30-40 mins I'll give you multiple upvote For the reaction 2HI → H, +l, at 556°k , for which the observed valueof k is 3.5*10-7 sec1 & E,= 44kcal , for hydrogen iodide o= 3.5*10-8cm,M= 127.9 and since 1 mole of gas per liter contains 6.0*1023moleculesthe number per cubic centimeter is n*= 6*1020 . Find rate constant ?

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For the reaction 2HI → H, +l, at 556°k , for which the observed value of k is 3.5*107 sec1 & E,= 44kcal , for hydrogen iodide o= 3.5*10-$cm, M = 127.9 and since 1 mole of gas per liter contains 6.0*1023molecules , the number per cubic centimeter is n*= 6*1020 . Find rate constant ?

For the reaction 2HI → H, +l, at 556°k , for which the observed value of k is 3.5107 sec1 & E,= 44kcal , for hydrogen iodide o= 3.510-$cm, M = 127.9 and since 1 mole of gas per liter contains 6.01023molecules , the number per cubic centimeter is n= 6*1020 . Find rate constant ?

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For the reaction 2HI → H, +l, at 556°k , for which the observed value
of k is 3.5*10-7 sec1 & E,= 44kcal , for hydrogen iodide o= 3.5*10-8cm,
M= 127.9 and since 1 mole of gas per liter contains 6.0*1023molecules
the number per cubic centimeter is n*= 6*1020 . Find rate constant ?

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