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Addition of catalyst at 300K increases the rate by a factor of 36.By how many kJ activation energy of catalysed pathway is less than the activation energy of original pathway?(\log6=0.78 R=8.3) 1.6kJ 2.9kJ 3.10kJ 4.12kJ

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