Answer to Question #136270 in Inorganic Chemistry for Zainab

Inorganic Chemistry

Question #136270

What is the change of reaction when temperature decreases from 100°C to 70°c if the temperature coefficient is 2

Expert's answer

According to Van 't Hoff's empirical rule:

v_t+10 / v_t = n^(100-70)/10

v_t+10 / v_t = 2³ = 8 times

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