MCQ
Which one of the following does not represent Arrhenius equation
- A$k = A{e^{ - E/RT}}$
- B${\log _e}k = {\log _e}A - \frac{E}{{RT}}$
- C${\log _{10}}k = {\log _{10}}A - \frac{E}{{2.303\,RT}}$
- ✓$k = A{E^{ - RT}}$
✓
Answer
Correct option: D.
$k = A{E^{ - RT}}$
d
(d)All other are different forms of Arrhenius equation.
(d)All other are different forms of Arrhenius equation.
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