The rule of thumb that the rate of reaction doubles for a 10C increase in temperature occurs
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The rule of thumb that the rate of reaction doubles for a 10°C increase in temperature occurs only at a specific temperature for a given activation energy. Develop a relationship between the temperature and activation energy for which the rule of thumb holds. Neglect any variations in concentrations. For EA = 50 kcal/mol, over what temperature range (T2 = T1 + 10°C) is this rule of thumb valid?
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