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is there a way to tell the activation energy for a reaction mathmatically just based on what the reaction is, or what it contains? or do you just have to know what it is, based on looking off a table or some other way of finding that data.
lets say I have a hypothetical reaction:
X + Y -> XY
is there any way I could figure out before hand what the activation energy would be, would the type of reaction make a diference?
(for example synthesis, single/double replacement, combustion, decomposition,...)
lets say I have a hypothetical reaction:
X + Y -> XY
is there any way I could figure out before hand what the activation energy would be, would the type of reaction make a diference?
(for example synthesis, single/double replacement, combustion, decomposition,...)