5. Studying the Temperature Dependence of the Rate Constant (k).
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Experiment 15• Calculations & Graphing
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Studying the Temperature Dependence of the Rate Constant (k).
The following reaction is studied at 3 different temperatures.
Below you will find the rate constant for a reaction determined at
these temperatures. Use this data to answer the following questions
A->B
k (min-
0.0409 min
0.0818 min-
0.157 min-!
T (Celsius)
25.0 °C
35.0 °C
45.0 °C
(a)
Calculate In k and 1/T and provide the values in the table below.
In k
1/T (K')
(b)
Plot In k vs. 1/T and attach the graph. It should be linear.
(c)
Calculate the slope of the graph of In k vs. 1/T. Show your work below.
(d) Determine the Activation Energy of this reaction using the slope above. Show work below.
(e) Determine the Activation Energy of this reaction using the first two data points and the 'two-point'
form of the Arrhenius Equation provided in this handout. Show work below.
(f) Did you get the same value for the activation energy in parts (d) and (e) above?
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