Question

What happens to most probable kinetic energy and energy of activation on increasing temperature?

Answer 1

hey buddy here is your answer by UDIT

most probable Kinetic Energy =

√2RT/M

and activation energy =Ze^-(RT/M)

here t is temperature

K.E is directly proportional to √T

and ACTIVATION ENERGY is proportional to negative exponential of T

so graphs are in attachment

Answer 2

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➺ most probable kinetic energy is a kinetic energy of maximum fraction of molecules