Question

write an experiment with the aim : Effect of temperature on rate of reaction

Answer 1

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Explanation:

Temperature is one of the parameters that can affect the rate of a chemical reaction considerably. We have often seen milk boiling on a gas stove. The rate at which a specific quantity of milk boils depends on the flame of the stove. If the flame height is maximum, the milk boils in less time and if the flame height is minimum, the milk takes more time to boil. Here the flame height resembles temperature.

f the temperature is high, the milk attains its boiling point in less time and if the temperature is low, the milk takes more time to attain its boiling point. The boiling of milk is not the only reaction that gets affected by temperature. Most of the chemical reactions show a change in their reaction rate with the varying in temperature.

It has been observed that the rate constant for a chemical reaction gets doubled for every 10oC rise in temperature. Until 1889, there was no fixed way to physically measure the temperature dependence of the rate of a chemical reaction. In 1889, Svante Arrhenius extended the work of J.H van’t Hoff and proposed an equation that related temperature and the rate constant for a reaction quantitatively