This equation contains the negative exponential of the activation energy divided by the product of the universal gas constant and temperature, along with a term called the pre-exponential factor.
One model that describes how viscosity changes with temperature in amorphous materials takes the form of this equation. The Eyring-Polanyi equation is an alternative to this equation based on transition state theory. One term in this equation is sometimes referred to as the steric factor and is derived from collision theory. This equation contains the negative exponential of the activation energy divided by the product of the universal gas constant and temperature, along with a term called the pre-exponential factor. For 10 points, name this equation of chemical kinetics that calculates a reaction's rate constant, developed by a Swedish chemist.
One model that describes how viscosity changes with temperature in amorphous materials takes the form of this equation.
{Arrhenius} equation