Arrhenius equation: temperature and rate
Change the temperature and the activation energy to see how many times faster a reaction goes.
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Why does a 10 °C rise roughly double the rate?
Many more particles have energy above the activation energy, so the share of successful collisions grows steeply with temperature.
What formula does it use?
k = A e^(−Ea/RT).
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