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chemical kinetics please help 6) For the following reaction at 600KJmol1 having 323KJmol1 as dissociation energy PCl5PCl3+Cl2 The RRK theory predicted rate, given the high

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6) For the following reaction at 600KJmol1 having 323KJmol1 as dissociation energy PCl5PCl3+Cl2 The RRK theory predicted rate, given the high pressure pre-exponential factor as 1014s1 , assuming s to be total vibrational degrees of freedom is 1010s1 : 1 point 7) 1 point The number of ways (Wn) to distribute n quanta of energy into s oscillator states is given by: Wn=(n+s1)!/(n!(s1)!) employing Sterling's approximation (lnn!=nlnnn) and assuming n>s,Wn for an s-fold degenerate oscillator is best given by: (hv)s1(s1)(s1)Es1(hv)s1(s1)!Es1(hv)s1(s1)!e(s1)Es1(hv)s1Es1 You may submit any number of times before the due date. The final submission will be considered for grading. 7) The number of ways (Wn) to distribute n quanta of energy into s oscillator states is given by: 1 poin Wn=(n+s1)!/(n!(s1)!) employing Sterling's approximation (lnn!=nlnnn ) and assuming n>s,Wn for an s-fold degenerate oscillator is best given by: (hv)s1(s1)(s1)Es1(hv)s1(s1)!Es1(hv)s1(s1)!e(s1)Es1(hv)s1Es1 You may submit any number of times before the due date. The final submission will be considered for grading

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