The rate constant for a particular reaction at 25 °C is

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Problem

The rate constant for a particular reaction at 25 °C is k25k_{25}. Empirical observations show that its rate approximately doubles for every 10 °C rise in temperature. Based on this rule of thumb, what is the best estimate of the rate constant at 45 °C? (a) About 3k253k_{25} (b) About 4k254k_{25} (c) About 8k258k_{25} (d) About 2k252k_{25}

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