Question

The rate of reaction becomes double by the rise temperature. Explain.

Answer 1

Hey friend!

Here is your answer:

To explain the doubled rate of reaction when temperature rises.

We know that when temperature increase, the molecule systems gain energy which transform into kinetic energy. Due to a increased kinetic energy level, the atoms move fast, overcoming the bond forces. Thus, the rate of reaction increases as the atoms now freely move to bond with the other atoms.

I hope it helps you and if you appreciate my answer, please respond with a thanks

Answer 2

Hey buddy hope this finds u well also mark me brainliest


It is a thumb rule that for every 10degree rise in temperature the rate of reaction gets doubled. This can also be explained by Arrhenius equation. Also, the average kinetic energy of the gas molecules increases, with the increase in temperature.