Calculation using the RGT rule?

unknown9874389eByunknown9874389e

The rate of a reaction doubles when the temperature increases by 10K. …?

The rate of a reaction doubles when the temperature increases by 10K.

a) Calculate the change in speed when the temperature decreases by 30K.

b) Calculate the necessary temperature increase to increase the reaction rate tenfold

What should I do? I don't know what to do.

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willi55
willi55
1 year ago
  1. Take a sheet of paper and a pen
  2. Write down a "1"
  3. When the temperature increases by 10K, the RG doubles. If she loses 10K, she halves. Write down "1/2." Now you lowered the temperature by 10 K.
  4. Repeat this step again. What's half of 1/2? Now the temperature is already reduced by 20 K.
  5. Repeat No.3 again. What is half the value of 4.?
  6. ready. … and without differential equation.
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MachernWiir
MachernWiir
1 year ago

Certainly something completely godless with differential equations. I had a similar question in chemistry the other day, and I thought I was using three sets, but no, that was quite funny with differential equations.

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willi55
willi55
1 year ago
Reply to  MachernWiir

What a nonsense

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