A series of experiments were conducted to measure the rate of a reaction at different…

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A series of experiments were conducted to measure the rate of a reaction at different temperatures. Which of the following statements is correct? (1) The gradient of a graph of rate against temperature in kelvin would equal the activation energy. (2) The gradient of a graph of ln⁡\ln rate against temperature in kelvin would equal the activation energy. (3) The gradient of a graph of ln⁡\ln rate against 1/T1/T (in kelvin) would equal the activation energy. (4) The gradient of a graph of ln⁡\ln rate against 1/T1/T (in kelvin) would equal −EaR\frac{-E_a}{R} .

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