The relation between rate constants at different temperatures, temperature and activation energy is known as Arrhenius equation
Arrhenius equation
[tex]K=Ae^-{\frac{Ea}{RT} }[/tex]
For two temperatures
[tex]Ea=R(\frac{ln\frac{k1}{k1} }{(\frac{1}{T1})-(\frac{1}{T2})})[/tex]
Where
Ea = ? = activation energy
k1 = 3.36 × 10⁴
T1=344 k
k2=7.69
T2=219K
R= gas constant = 8.314 J /molK
Putting values
[tex]Ea= (8.314)(\frac{ln(\frac{7.69}{33600})}{(\frac{1}{344})(\frac{1}{219})}[/tex]
Ea = (-69.69)/(-0.00166) = 41981.93 J/mol
Or
Activation energy is 42.0 kJ /mol