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The Arrehenius equation for the rate constant of decompoistion of methyl nitrite and ethyl nitrite are
`k_(1) (s^(-1)) =10^(13) exp ((-152300 J mol^(-1))/(RT))`
and `k_(2)(s^(-1)) = 10^(14)exp((-157700 J mol^(-1))/(RT))` respectively. Find the temperature at which the rate constant are equal.

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