Unlike the theoretical Eyring one, this model is empirical in nature.
Unlike the theoretical Eyring one, this model is empirical in nature. Plots of natural log of k vs 1 over the temperature can be used to figure out the activation energy of the system from the slope. A modified version of this compares the  current temperature of the system to a baseline temperature to show the independence of that activation energy to the  pre-exponential factor A, which represents the number of collisions that occur every second. FTP, provide this equation  named for a Swedish chemist and used to describe the effect of temperature on the rate constant of a reaction.
Unlike the theoretical Eyring one, this model is empirical in nature.
Arrhenius equation