Need to find the pre-exponential factor within Arrhenius equation

[kaex]

1. Within direct simulation Monte Carlo (DS3V) I am having problems determining the pre-exponential factor inside of the Arrhenius equation. I have all fields of data other than that and the reaction rate constant which I cannot find. This is for a protium medium with neutrons being inserted.



2. The equation: k(T) = AT^-E(subscript a)/(RT)
Where k(T) is the reaction rate constant that depends on temperature, T is the absolute temperature, E(subscript a) is the activation energy, and R is the universal gas constant.



3. k(T)=0.9312023648A is as far as I could get. Anyone know how to proceed?
Thanks!

 

[Valkarie]

Unfortunately, without knowing the exact reaction that is being studied, it is difficult to determine the exact pre-exponential factor (A) in the Arrhenius equation. If you have any additional information regarding the reaction (e.g. reactants and products, temperature, etc.), then this may be used to narrow down a more specific pre-exponential factor for your reaction. Alternatively, if you have access to literature on similar reactions, then you may be able to use these references to estimate the pre-exponential factor for your reaction.