For a first-order parallel reaction, the Arrhenius factor for formation of two products are 20000 and 582211208.5 sec and their energy of activation are 150 and 350 kl/mol, respectively. At what temperature the two products will be formed at the same rate?

For a first-order parallel reaction, the Arrhenius factor for formation of two products are 20000 and 582211208.5 sec and their energy of activation are 150 and 350 kl/mol, respectively. At what temperature the two products will be formed at the same rate?

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For a first-order parallel reaction, the Arrhenius factor for formation of two products are 20000 and
582211208.5 sec and their energy of activation are 150 and 350 kl/mol, respectively. At what
temperature the two products will be formed at the same rate?

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