Posted by Amy on Friday, February 1, 2013 at 6:50pm.
Where did you get 0.032 to plug in for K2?
Thank you for posting your work.
I didn't work the problem but it appears to me that the error is in Ea. That's 32.9 kJ/mol which is 32,900 J/mol and that's the number that goes in for Ea (not 32.9E-3). 0.032 is twice 0.0160 and that's ok. By the way, since the rate doubles you know the temperature is higher by approximately 10 C. Do you remember that from class; i.e., the rate (approximately) doubles for every 10 C rise in temperature.
DrBob222, when you divide 32,900 by 8.314, you still get 3,957.180.
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