Arrhenius Plots (A-Level IB Chemistry)

Outlining how the Arrhenius Equation can be used to find the activation energy (and Arrhenius Constant) for a given reaction by using Arrhenius Plots. The rearrangement of the Arrhenius Equation to follow y = mx + c and find the gradient of the line to determine activation energy is shown.

For AQA, OCR, Edexcel and IB

Recap: 00:29
Arrhenius Plots: 02:09
How to Find A, the Arrhenius Constant: 05:15
How to Find Ea, Activation Energy: 05:53
Summary: 07:11

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