Chemistry, asked by MDML3464, 11 months ago

The reason for almost doubling the rate of reaction on
increasing the temperature of the reaction system by 10°C is
(a) The value of threshold energy increases
(b) Collision frequency increases
(c) The fraction of the molecule having energy equal to
threshold energy or more increases
(d) Activation energy decreases

Answers

Answered by sanjuisbest
2

Answer:

activity energy decrease

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Answered by preety89
3

Let us answer it

Option b and c both are correct

Explanation:

The rate of reaction is the time taken for the reactants to transform into products .

It is seen that rate of reaction depends upon many factors :

  1. Out of which temperature is also one of the factor.For the reaction to occur the reactant molecules must collide efficiently .
  2. As the collision frequency  increases , the rate also increases .
  3. This  collision frequency can be increased by increasing the energies of reactant molecules and that can be done by increasing the temperature .
  4. On increasing the energies of reactant molecules due to increase in temperature : The fraction of the molecule having energy equal to  threshold energy or more increases. So , that more number of reactants can cross energy barrier .
  5. Therefore , we can say that on increasing the temperature , collision frequency increases , also  The fraction of the molecule having energy equal to  threshold energy or more increases .

Hence rate of reaction almost doubles .

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