The activation energy for a reaction is 122137.5 J/ mol. If the rate c – McqOptions

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1.	The activation energy for a reaction is 122137.5 J/ mol. If the rate constant at 330K is 0.5 min^-1, then the value of rate constant (in min^-1) at 360K by Arrhenius law is ____
A.	20.42
B.	18.65
C.	30.12
D.	12.32
Answer» B. 18.65

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