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Looks exponential to me. After all, the Arrhenius equation (whose constants seem different here than your earlier assumptions) is exponential.
by Robotbeat 7y ago
Looks exponential to me. After all, the Arrhenius equation (whose constants seem different here than your earlier assumptions) is exponential.
- gnramires 7y agoOh yes, I definitely messed up my calculations. Half life is (inversely) proportional to the reaction rate itself I guess (I were associating it with the exponent, because half life is usually in the exponent), so the half life itself would be proportional to exponential reciprocal of temperature (e^(a/T)). This means significant differences in HL for minor temperature variations under e.g. Arrhenius model (consistent with your graph I think). To extrapolate it some parameters need to be estimated though, which sounds interesting, I'll get around to that later...