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Explain the rate of reaction with energy of activation and temperature with the help of Arrhenius equation state its importance .

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Solution :The EQUATION of correspond relation between rate of chemical reaction and temperature is given by Arrhenius
k=`Ae^(-(E_(a))/(RT))`
Where ,k=Rate constant of reaction `prop` Rate
`E_(a)`=Activation ENERGY J `K^(-1) mol^(-1)`
T=Absolute temperature
R=gas constant =8.314 J `mol^(-1) K^(-1)`
A=Arrhenius frequency =Frequency factor
Pre expancial factor
Taking natural logarithm of both side of above reaction.
In K=`(-E_(a))/(RT)`+In A

The equation is y=mx+c,straight line type .
The PLOT of in `kto(1)/(T)` is obtaine by following figure.The plot is straight line and forn negative slope and intercept.
Calculation of `E_(a)` and A:In fig. the slop= `(-E_(a))/(R)`=In A. So calculate `E_(a)` and A USING these values.
According to Arrhenius equation :
`-E_(a)prop(1)/(T)` (Means,Increasing the temperature or decreasing the activarion energy `E_(a)`)
k=Rate `prop` T (Increase the temperature so rate is increase)
K=Rate `prop(1)/(E_(a))` (Activation eneergy is less so,Rate is more)


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