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Question

The activation energy of a reaction is zero. The rate constant of the reaction

Options

A.increases with increase in temperature.

B.decreases with increase in temperature.

C.increases with decrease in temperature.

D.is nearly independent in temperature.

Solution

$K = A.e^{- E_{a}/RT} = A\alpha\sqrt{T}\left( \text{if }E_{a} = 0 \right)$

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