Arrhenius Equation
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The Arrhenius equation relates reaction rates to temperature via the activation energy. Calculate the ratio of the rates at -30 degrees C (a typical stratospheric temperature) for two biomolecular reactions having the same Arrhenius A factor and initial concentrations , one of which is endothermic and has an activation energy of 54000 J /(mol) and the other of which is exothermic and has an activation energy of 7000 J /(mol).
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Arrhenius Equation:
k=A*exp(-Ea/R*T)
Where k is the rate coefficient, A is a constant, Ea is ...
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The solution involves the calculation of ratios for biomolecular reactions using Arrhenius equation reaction rates.
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