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In the Arrhenius equation, `k = A exp^(-Ea//RT)`, A may be termed as the rate constant at…………. .

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At high termperature (`T = oo` ) or at zero activation energy = `1/2 =(1/2)^x`
`:' k = A `
`:. E^(-E_a)//RT = 1`
`rArr e^(-E_a)/(RT) = 0`
`rArr -E_a = 0 or T = oo`
High temperature (T = `oo`) or at zero activation energy
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