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    This document contains data from an experiment measuring the alpha (α) values and rate constant (k) of a reaction at different temperatures over time. It includes: 1) A table of the α values measured at 826°C, 900°C, and 1020°C at times 1-7. 2) A table calculating the g(α) values from the α values and a plot of g(α) vs time at each temperature. 3) Tables with the rate constants k calculated from the slopes of the g(α) plots, the natural log of k, and the inverse of the temperature, in order to create an Arrhenius plot to calculate the activation energy of the reaction

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    This document contains data from an experiment measuring the alpha (α) values and rate constant (k) of a reaction at different temperatures over time. It includes: 1) A table of the α values measured at 826°C, 900°C, and 1020°C at times 1-7. 2) A table calculating the g(α) values from the α values and a plot of g(α) vs time at each temperature. 3) Tables with the rate constants k calculated from the slopes of the g(α) plots, the natural log of k, and the inverse of the temperature, in order to create an Arrhenius plot to calculate the activation energy of the reaction

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    Alpha Vs T: Temp 826°C 900°C 1020°C

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    This document contains data from an experiment measuring the alpha (α) values and rate constant (k) of a reaction at different temperatures over time. It includes: 1) A table of the α values measured at 826°C, 900°C, and 1020°C at times 1-7. 2) A table calculating the g(α) values from the α values and a plot of g(α) vs time at each temperature. 3) Tables with the rate constants k calculated from the slopes of the g(α) plots, the natural log of k, and the inverse of the temperature, in order to create an Arrhenius plot to calculate the activation energy of the reaction

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    PROBEM 2

    a) α values
    Temp alpha vs t
    time 826°C 900°C 1020°C 0.300
    1 0.035 0.05 0.1 0.250
    2 0.076 0.15 0.18
    0.200
    3 0.106 0.14 0.22
    4 0.13 0.17 0.24 0.150
    5 0.148 0.192 0.255 0.100
    6 0.16 0.21 0.262
    0.050
    7 0.178 0.23 0.27
    0.000
    0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

    b) Plot g(α) v/s t


    g(α) values =1-(2/3*α)-((1-α)^(2/3))
    Temp
    time 826°C 900°C 1020°C
    0 0 0 0
    1 0.000138273 0.000284 0.001164
    2 0.000664468 0.002683 0.003922
    3 0.001311175 0.002326 0.005983
    4 0.001995286 0.003481 0.007197
    5 0.002609215 0.00449 0.008191
    6 0.003067874 0.005423 0.00868
    7 0.003831811 0.006574 0.009259
    c) Plot ln k v/s 1/T
    From the plot of g(α) v/s t we get slope i.e. k rate constant as shown in table below. Then we plotted ln k v/s 1/T
    which is known as Arrhenius Plot.
    Slope of ln k v/s 1/T will give value of activation energy.

    Temp
    826°C 900°C 1020°C
    k 0.0005 0.0009 0.0015
    lnk -7.60090246 -7.01312 -6.50229
    1/T 0.000909918 0.000853 0.000773

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