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Arrhenius Rate for an enzyme kinetics
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Reactions speed up with temperature because more molecules clear the activation-energy barrier. The Arrhenius law k = A·exp(−Ea/RT) captures this — plotting ln k against 1/T gives a straight line whose slope reveals Ea. Educational tool.
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Rate constant k1.72e+2
k at T + 10 K3.31e+2
Speed-up per +10 K1.9×
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Reading this result: At 298 K the +10 K speed-up is 1.9× — the barrier Ea sets the slope −Ea/R of the straight Arrhenius line, so higher Ea tilts it steeper and heat matters more.
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