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From: "ashutosh gupta ashu1809 a gmail.com" <owner-chemistry]=[server.ccl.net>
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Subject: CCL: how to calculate energy in kcal/mol for a particular temperature
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Dear All,

Normally it is assumed that if the activation barrier is less than 20
kcal/mol, then the reaction occurs at ROOM TEMPERATURE.

how do we calculate it?
what is its formula?

how  can  we know corresponding energy in kcal/mol for some other
temperature say 70 degree Celsius.

thanking you.

kind regards and best wishes
ashutosh
varanasi India

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Dear All,
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for some other temperature say 70 degree Celsius.=A0</div><div><br></div><d=
iv>thanking you.</div><div><br></div><div>kind regards and best wishes=A0</=
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<div>ashutosh</div><div>varanasi India</div>

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