hi,
could some one please verify what i have done here or tell me where i went wrong.
suppose the activation energy for a chemical reaction is E*, i have to work out how the rate of the forward reaction depends on temperature T and concentration. (note: i am given the Boltzmann distribution...
Hey guys;
I've a question. How do enzymes lower the free energy of activation?
My thinking is that the enzyme binds, and when it binds it alters the shape of whatever it binds to, and the altered shape is energetically favored to the unaltered shape for the reaction. This is purely...
is there a way to tell the activation energy for a reaction mathmatically just based on what the reaction is, or what it contains? or do you just have to know what it is, based on looking off a table or some other way of finding that data.
lets say I have a hypothetical reaction:
X + Y -> XY...
does anyone here has any idea what is froth flotation(in extraction pf metals) and negative energy of activation( as in chemical energetics)?
thanks for any input.
What makes compound,lets say oxygen and hydrogen explosive?I think electrones are loosing energy but I"m not so sure.How this all works?.Please help me.