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For every 10°c rise in temperature, the rate of chemical reaction doubles. When the temperature is increased from 30°c to 70°c, the rate of reaction increases __________ times

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FOR EVERY 10°C ......

TEMPERATURE DOUBLES.....

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GIVEN TEMP IS 30-70°©

THE RISE IN THE TEMP IS .....

70-30 = 40°C

MEANS .....

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LET THE RATE OF REACTION WAS X AT THE TEMP OF 30°c....

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AT 40°© IT WILL BE

2*X

2X

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AT 50°©

IT WILL BE

2X *2

4X....

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AT 60°© THE RATE WILL BE ....

4X *2

8X

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AT 70°©

TEMP WILL BE.....

8X*2

16X.....

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SO THE RATE OF REACTION INCREASES " 16 " TIMES ......

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