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For a reaction, if effective rate constant k' is given b
`k=(2k_2)/k_3(k_1/k_5)^(1//5)`
where `k_1,k_2,k_3,k_5` are rate constants for different steps of the reaction
The effective activation energy is

A

`E'_a=E_(a_2)-E_(a_3)+1/5E_(a_1)-1/5E_(a_5)`

B

`E'_a=E_(a_1)+E_(a_2)+E_(a_3)+E_(a_5)`

C

`E'_a=E_(a_1)+E_(a_2)-E_(a_3)-E_(a_5)`

D

`E'_a=E_(a_2)+E_(a_3)-E_(a_5)-E_(a_1)`

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