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The half-life for the reaction below was determined to be 2.14 × 104 s at 800 K. The value of the half-life is independent of the inital concentration of N2O present. The activation energy of the reaction is 226.00 kJ/mol. N2O (g) (arrow) N2(g)+O(g) What would be the half-life at 950.21 K? in s

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