Eyring Equation

The Eyring equation is a scientific formula used to describe how quickly a chemical reaction occurs. It relates the reaction rate to temperature, the energy barrier that must be overcome for the reaction to proceed, and other factors like molecular vibrations. Essentially, it helps scientists understand how changing conditions, such as heat, can speed up or slow down reactions by quantifying the relationship between energy and reaction speed. This equation is fundamental in chemical kinetics, providing insights into the efficiency and mechanisms of reactions at the molecular level.