Calculate the activation energy of reaction

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The first-order reaction A yields products has a halflife, , of 47.2 min at 25 C and 2.4 min at 102 C. Calculate the activation energy of this reaction in kJ/mol At what temperature would the half-life be 12.0 min?

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