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Water and oxygen atoms react in upper atmospheric level bimolecularly to form two `OH` radicals having heat of reaction `72 kJ` at `400 K` and energy of activation being `77 kJ mol^(-1)`. Calculate the `E_(a)` for bimolecular combination of two `OH` radicals to form `H_(2)O` and `O`-atom.

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