The rates of many reactions approximately double for each 10°C rise in temperature. Assuming a starting temperature of 24°C, what would the activation energy be, in kJ mol-1, if the rate of a reaction were to be twice as large at 34 °C?

The rates of many reactions approximately double for each 10°C rise in temperature. Assuming a starting temperature of 24°C, what would the activation energy be, in kJ mol-1, if the rate of a reaction were to be twice as large at 34 °C?

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