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Arrhenius equation

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An exponential model k=AeEa/(RT)k=Ae^{-E_a/(RT)} for a rate coefficient over a regime in which the apparent activation energy and prefactor are adequately stable.

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Activation energyArrhenius equation

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For Arrhenius behavior, the slope of lnk\ln k versus 1/T1/T determines an apparent activation energy.

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Arrhenius temperature–rate comparisonsArrhenius equation

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The empirical temperature dependence and activated-population interpretation led to the Arrhenius rate expression; modern transition-state theory supplies a more detailed basis.

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