The temperature dependence of reaction rate constant (K) by Arrhenius law is given by_______________?

Correct answer: A. K α e-E/RT

  • A. K α e-E/RT
  • B. K α eE/RT
  • C. K α T . e-E/RT
  • D. K α √T . e-E/RT

Explanation

Arrhenius behaviour is k = A exp(-E/RT), so the rate constant increases with temperature because the negative exponent becomes less negative. The pre-exponential factor A is omitted in the proportional form.

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