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In the Arrhenius eqution k=Ae^(-E(a)//RT...

In the Arrhenius eqution `k=Ae^(-E_(a)//RT)` , the rate constant (k) becomes equal to the Arrhenius constant (A), when :

A

the temperture becomes inifinte

B

the `100%` reactants of are converted to product

C

the fraction of molecules crossing over the barrier is unity

D

the temperature of the reaction mixture is very low

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