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The '''activation energy''' of a [[chemical reaction]] is the minimum energy that is needed to make the reaction happen ...the rate constant of the reaction (which can be measured using [[chemical kinetics]]), ''A'' is a frequency factor, ''R'' is the universal [[gas constant]], ' ...

...(or '''rate law''') is an [[equation]] used to calculate the speed of a [[chemical reaction]]. For a general reaction {{nowrap|''a''A + ''b''B → C}}, the rate [[Category:Chemical kinetics]] ...

...Popular History of the Science and Technology of Large Molecules|publisher=Chemical Heritage Foundation|date=2005|pages=70-73|isbn=9780941901031}}</ref> ...polymer science was in the area of [[polymerization]] [[chemical kinetics|kinetics]] at the DuPont [[Experiment]]al station. Most chemists studying [[condens ...

...cyclic reaction]] where one [[atom]] on one of the reagents gets two new [[chemical bonds|bonds]]. A pericyclic reaction is one that involves a transition stat ===Kinetics=== ...