The rate of reactions exhibiting negative activation energy

Question

The rate of reactions exhibiting negative activation energy decreases with increasing temperature because the reaction with the greater activation energy will be faster at the higher temperature and

k = A e^{- E_{a} / RT}

when

E_{a} = - v e

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The rate of reactions exhibiting negative activation energy decreases with increasing temperature because the reaction with the greater activation energy will be faster at the higher temperature and

k = A e^{- E_{a} / RT}

when

E_{a} = - v e

Q. The rate of reactions exhibiting negative activation energy

decreases with increasing temperature

increases with increasing temperature

does not depend on temperature

depends on the height of the potential barrier

The rate of reactions exhibiting negative activation energy decreases with increasing temperature because the reaction with the greater activation energy will be faster at the higher temperature and
$k = A e^{- E_{a} / RT}$ when $E_{a} = - v e$