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For a first order reaction rate is given by , R=K[Reactant] where `K=a.e^(-E_(alpha)//RT)`. Under what conditions will the rate of the reaction be smallest?

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Low concentration of reactant, high temperature and low activation energy.

B

High concentration of raectant, low temperature and low activation energy.

C

Low cocentration of reactants, low temperature and high activation energy.

D

High concentration of reactant, low temperature and high activation energy.

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