One form of his equation takes the derivative of a so-called constant with respect to temperature and sets it equal to a fraction with the gas law constant times temperature squared in the denominator.
The equation named for this scientist has been modified to account for the temperature dependence of liquid viscosity, though that rule seems to break down for glass-forming materials. One form of his equation takes the derivative of a so-called constant with respect to temperature and sets it equal to a fraction with the gas law constant times temperature squared in the denominator. He showed the exponential relationship between activation energy and rate constant. Name this chemist who defined acids within aqueous solutions as substances that increase the hydrogen ion concentration.
The equation named for this scientist has been modified to account for the temperature dependence of liquid viscosity, though that rule seems to break down for glass-forming materials.
Svante Arrhenius [ar-AY-nee-us]