To calculate activation energy of a chemical reaction
Chemistry · Class 12 · CBSE — Chemical Kinetics
To calculate activation energy of a chemical reaction
- determine rate constant at standard temperature
- determine rate constant at two different temperatures
- determine velocities of reaction at two different temperatures
- determine rate constant at two different concentrations of reactants.
Answer
(B) determine rate constant at two different temperatures
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