Is there an important temperature dependence to the heat of neutralization? Why or why not? How is this important in a biological system?

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(a) In which of the following reactions would you expect the orientation factor to be least important in leading to reaction: NO + O NO₂ or H + Cl HCl? (b) How does the kinetic-molecular theory help us understand the temperature dependence of chemical reactions?

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In which of the following reaction would you expect the orientation factor to be least important in leading to reaction :

NO+O----> NO₂ Or H + Cl------> HCL ?

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Students used two thermometers in Thermo lab. If both thermometers consistently read temperature exactly 1.0 degree higher than the actual temperature, how does this affect the experimental molar heat of neutralization?

This will make the molar heat of neutrailization higher

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