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The activation energy for most of the reactions is approximately `"50 kJ mol"^(-1)`. The value of temperature coefficient for such reactions is

A

approx 2

B

approx 3

C

`lt 1`

D

`gt 4`

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A
Temperature coefficient `=(K_(T+10))/(K_(T))`
For reactions with activation energy near 50 kT, it’s value is approximately 2.
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