Finding activation energy from a 10-degree temperature increase

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I know that when you increase a reaction at room temperature (25 degrees) by 10 degrees it doubles the reaction rate, but what activation energy is implied by this? :confused:

I would really appreciate it if someone could let me know as i have no idea.
 
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there's a specific equation relating reaction rate, temperature, and activation energy...you simply need to find it in your text.