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Calculate the percentage increase in the fractions given by the conditions below when the temperature is...

Calculate the percentage increase in the fractions given by the conditions below when the temperature is raised by 10. K.

(a)    Ea = 24 kJ mol−1

(i) at 292 K    ______ %

(ii) at 1014 K    ______ %

(b)    Ea = 240. kJ mol−1

   (i) at 292 K ______ %

   (ii) at 1014 K    ______ %

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