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Which equation is true to calculate the energy of activation, if the rate of reaction is doubled by increasing temperature from `T_1 K `to `T_2` K.

A

`log_(10) ((K_2)/(K_1)) =(E_a)/(2.303 R) [ (1)/(T_2 - (1)/(T_1))]`

B

`log_(10) ((K_1)/(K_2)) = (E_a)/( 2.303 R) [ (1)/(T_1) -(1)/(T_2)]`

C

`log_(10) ((K_1)/(K_2) )= (E_a)/(2.303 R) [(1)/(T_1 )-(1)/(T_2)]`

D

`log_(10^(2)) = (E_a)/( 2.303 R) [(1)/(T_1) - (1)/(T_2)]`

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