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for a reaction activation energy is zero. what is the value of rate constant at 300K, if k=1X`10^(-6)` at 280 K.R=8.314 1) 2X `10^(-6)` `s^(-1)` 2) 4X `10^(-6)` `s^(-1)` 3)1X `10^(-6)` `s^(-1)`

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