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       Equation derivation
   DIR By: Chemist@
       Date: November 8, 2012, 7:06 am
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       How is the following equation derived:
       ln(k2/k1)=-ΔH/R*(1/T2-1/T1)?
       It is similar to Arrhenius', but where does the entalphy change
       come from?
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       Re: Equation derivation
   DIR By: Michel
       Date: November 9, 2012, 2:22 am
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       This relation is true for a reversible reaction. recall that for
       a reversible reaction,
       dH=Eaf-Ear
       where Eaf= Ea for forward reaction
       Ear=Ea for reverse reaction
       due to difficulties in formatting the equation in the forum, i
       have attached the derivation as a Pdf. See the attachment below
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       Re: Equation derivation
   DIR By: Chemist@
       Date: November 9, 2012, 6:48 am
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       I see that at the end I get equilibrium constants and not rate
       constants. Nicely explained, thanks very much.
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       Re: Equation derivation
   DIR By: Michel
       Date: November 9, 2012, 10:50 am
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       Of course, there are still many assumptions. for instance we
       assume the arrhenius factor,A is approximately the same for both
       forward and reverse reactions. and the value of A may also vary
       slightly with temperature. but these can be safely ignored
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