Consider a reaction where the rate is effected by temperature. what willhappen if you double the temperature of a reaction?

Explanation:

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Based on a typical rate law such as:

And the rate constant defined by the Arrhenius equation:

If the temperature in Kelvin is doubled, will remain roughly constant based on the following example in which arbitrary values are assigned for the frequency factor and the activation energy:

It is seen that the ratio between constants is pretty close to 1 which implies that the reaction rate will remain roughly constant as well if the concentration does not change.

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