Using the Arrhenius Equation (14.3.3) Flashcards
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• The Arrhenius equation can be rewritten for two temperatures, allowing for comparisons between those two temperatures.
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• The Arrhenius equation can be rewritten for two temperatures, allowing for comparisons between those two temperatures.
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• The Arrhenius equation is useful for predicting the rate constant (k) of a reaction at a given temperature.
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• The Arrhenius equation is useful for predicting the rate constant (k) of a reaction at a given temperature.
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• The activation energy (Ea) can be calculated when the rate constants are known at two different temperatures.
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• The activation energy (Ea) can be calculated when the rate constants are known at two different temperatures.