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Consider a kinetic experiment in which the chemical re-action is accompanied by a temperature change. Using the Heisenberg uncertainty principle, calculate the uncertainty in a simultaneous measurement of time and temperature.

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chemistry

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  1. ∆T ∆t ≤ h/4π
  2. ∆T ∆t \geq h/c
  3. ∆T ∆t = h^2/c^2
  4. ∆T ∆t = h/c
  5. ∆T ∆t \geq 2πh
  6. ∆T ∆t \geq h^2/c
  7. ∆T ∆t ≤ h/c
  8. ∆T ∆t \geq hc
  9. ∆T ∆t \geq h/4π
  10. ∆T ∆t = kT^2

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