Kinetics: Activation Energy Determination from Experiment

The activation energy of a reaction is determined by graphical means using experimental data.

[mannycalavera]

THANK YOU ERIC!!! You totally saved my coursework! Very well explained! Thanks again!! :)

[josephanderson]

Is anyone else watching this because they're in IB and have a Chem IA?

[mirandaesser]

Thank you so much for explaining! Some of us don't have teachers that help this much. I understand it now! :)

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[abhishekdwivedi]

Excellent way to teach sir. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

[Thiyagadhayalan]

very clear explanation from basics, thanks!!

[thembelanimiya]

Explicit explanation 👌🏾...many thanks Sir.

[a.g.]

when you minimized the x-axis range, you eliminated one of the points on the graph that had the value less than 0.003

[samueldeng]

Is the temperature used the final temperature of the solution?

[tcgsam]

Is the temperature used in this the final temperature of the solution?

[nardaparama]

So to find the rate constant, what we need is to know the temperature and concentration?

[mallickrishg]

how do you find the error associated with this calculation of activation energy?