Collision theory is most satisfactory for __________ reaction.
Bimolecular
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Collision theory is most satisfactory for __________ reaction.
Bimolecular
If $E_f$ and $E_r$ are the activation energies of the forward and reverse reactions and the reaction is known to be exothermic then
$ E_f \lt E_r $
Which of the following does not affect the rate of reaction ?
OH of reaction
For an endothermic reaction, OH represents the enthalpy of reaction. The minimum value for the energy of activation will be ...
more than OH
For an endothermic reaction $ A --> B . An activation energy of 15 Kcal mole^{-1} and the enthalpy change of reaction is 5 Kcal mole^{-1} . The activation energy for the reaction B --> A $ is
10 Kcal $ mole^{-1} \triangle H = Ea - Ea^r \therefore +5 = 15 - Ea ^5 \therefore Ea^r = 10 $
For an exothermic reaction an activation energy of $ 70 KJ mole^{-1} $ and the enthalpy change of reaction is $ 30 KJ mole^{-1} $ . The activation energy for the reverse reaction is ...
100 Kj $ mole ^ {-1} \triangle H = Ea - Ea^r -30 = 70 - Ea^r \therefore Ea^r = 100 $
The rate constant of the reaction increases by ...
increasing the temperature.
Which of the following is the expression for Arrhenius equation ?
All the above
The Plot of log $ K vs {1 \over T } $ helps to calculate
Activation energy and frequency factor.
At 290 K velocity constant of a reaction was found to be $ 3.2 \times 10^ {-3} $ . At 300 K, it will be
$ 3.2 \times 10^{–4} 10k $ rise, the velocity constant becomes nearly double
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