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Milk turns sour at 40^(@)C three times a...

Milk turns sour at `40^(@)C` three times as faster as `0^(@)C`. Hence `E_(a)` in cal of process of turning of milk sour is `:`

A

`(2.303xx2xx313xx273)/(40)log3`

B

`(2.303xx2xx313xx273)/(40)log((1)/(3))`

C

`(2.303xx2xx40)/(273xx313)log3`

D

None of these

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