The Frequency Factor in the Arrhenius Equation Can Best Be

question 14

Multiple Choice

The frequency factor in the Arrhenius equation can best be described as

• A) the probability that a collision between molecules will have the correct relative orientation for reaction to occur.
• B) a numerical description of the amount of energy released by colliding reactant molecules when they form products.
• C) a numerical description of how often molecules collide with the proper orientation to react at a specific concentration.
• D) a numerical description of the amount of energy needed by colliding reactant molecules in order to form products.
• E) a factor which corrects for the conversion between J and kJ.

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Definitions:

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P-value

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Small Sample

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