In a certain chemical reaction 1.00 gram of product is produced in 15 minutes when the reaction is carried out at 20oC. Assuming that there is sufficient starting material available, how much product will be produced in the same length of time if the reaction is carried out in a boiling water bath at 100oC?
2.00 g
16.00 g
64.0 g
256 g
Answer:
since the time is constant, the rate is just a matter of amount and temperature.
1 gram/20 degrees = ?? gram/100 degrees
the answer ought to be 5, but it isn't listed. Perhaps there is a reaction rate equation involved, but i don't know what it is.
You have not got enough information. You need to know the activation energy. Of course there are other problems like the change in concentration and the order of the reaction.
However I expect your teach is looking at 256 g. (2^8)
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