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A particular reaction rate increases by a a factor of five when the temperature is increased from `5^(@)` to `27^(@)` C. What is the activation energy of the reaction?

A

6.10 KJ .`"mol"^(-1)`

B

18.9 KJ .`"mol"^(-1)`

C

50.7 KJ .`"mol"^(-1)`

D

157 KJ .`"mol"^(-1)`

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