Frequency factor (chemistry)
In chemical kinetics, the frequency factor or A factor or pre-exponential factor is a constant in the Arrhenius equation indicating how many collisions between reactants have the correct orientation to lead to products.
Related Topics:
Chemical kinetics - Arrhenius equation - Reactants - Products
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In the Arrhenius equation
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:k=Ae^{rac{-E_A}{RT}}
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- k is the rate constant for the reaction
- A is the frequency factor
- E is the activation energy
- R is the gas constant
- T is the temperature
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