For the reaction, where M is an inert gas atom (such as He or Ar), O + NO + M --> NO2 + M the rate constant k exibits thte following temperature behavior: at 300K, k = 6 x 109 L2mol-2s-1 at 1000K, k = 3 x 1010 L2mol-2s-1 Determine the activation energy and the prexponential factor using the Arrhenius equation.

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For the reaction, where M is an inert gas atom (such as He or Ar),

O + NO + M --> NO₂ + M

the rate constant k exibits thte following temperature behavior:

at 300K, k = 6 x 10⁹ L²mol^-2s^-1

at 1000K, k = 3 x 10¹⁰ L²mol^-2s^-1

Determine the activation energy and the prexponential factor using the Arrhenius equation.

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