Arrhenius Equation

[M]

A2 Inorganic Chemistry
A few notes I've made on Arrhenius.

Arrhenius Equation
Exponential relationship between the rate constant (k) for a reaction and temperature.

Determining Activation Energy (Ea) from experimental data
This relationship can be used to determine Ea graphically.

Experimental data containing the value of k at various temperatures can be plotted as ln(k) against 1/T in Kelvin to produce a linear function with negative gradient. The gradient shall be equal to -(Ea)/R where R is the molar gas constant (R = 8.314 J mol^-1 K^-1), so by rearranging, the activation energy for a reaction (in J) can be calculated.

TL;DR

 

[rogue]

I don't think anyone on perp has a high enough IQ to do this

 

[rat]

Not going to lie, further maths is better.

Keep your arenian equation, I'll keep my calculus from first principles and my delicious radians.

 

[Adrish]

If this is chemistry, I'll stick with Physics thanks.

Physics consists of a load of maths and problem solving, both of the things I like and understand

 

[Daigestive]

A2 Inorganic Chemistry
A few notes I've made on Arrhenius.

Arrhenius Equation
Exponential relationship between the rate constant (k) for a reaction and temperature.

Determining Activation Energy (Ea) from experimental data
This relationship can be used to determine Ea graphically.

Experimental data containing the value of k at various temperatures can be plotted as ln(k) against 1/T in Kelvin to produce a linear function with negative gradient. The gradient shall be equal to -(Ea)/R where R is the molar gas constant (R = 8.314 J mol^-1 K^-1), so by rearranging, the activation energy for a reaction (in J) can be calculated.

TL;DR

If this is chemistry, I'll stick with Physics thanks.

Physics consists of a load of maths and problem solving, both of the things I like and understand

Spoiler: Triggered

Are you serious? 99% of this is physics and maths. Having to rearrange the equation y=mx+c with a straight line graph to make a new equation is physics. You can be asked this in most physics topics that i'm doing and i have to use it in my practical work. Only thing that's different is what each term means.

 

[Swiper]

A2 Inorganic Chemistry
A few notes I've made on Arrhenius.

Arrhenius Equation
Exponential relationship between the rate constant (k) for a reaction and temperature.

Determining Activation Energy (Ea) from experimental data
This relationship can be used to determine Ea graphically.

Experimental data containing the value of k at various temperatures can be plotted as ln(k) against 1/T in Kelvin to produce a linear function with negative gradient. The gradient shall be equal to -(Ea)/R where R is the molar gas constant (R = 8.314 J mol^-1 K^-1), so by rearranging, the activation energy for a reaction (in J) can be calculated.

TL;DR

Yes

 

[CaughtRed]

I barely know how to divide never mind
Arrhenius Equation

 

[Belg Lmfao]

Explain this again, but use some drugs examples instead of those graphs and you'll get 80% more people that'll understand this.

 

[b.flemming29]

I just came to see if anyone understood this, I'm not a clever guy so I stopped trying at the title

 

[MoronPipllyd]

I don't Svante to gloat but I'm rlly good at Inorganic Chemistry, trust.

Spoiler: If u didnt get the joke

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Svante_Arrhenius