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In the Arrhenius equation
k
=
A
e
−
E
a
/
RT
, the pre-exponential factor
A
has the same units as
A
the activation energy
E
a
B
the gas constant
R
C
the rate constant
k
D
the reaction rate only for a zero-order reaction
Answer: C
The exponential term is dimensionless, so
A
must carry the units of
k
. These depend on the order, for example
s
−
1
for first order.
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