For first order reaction, r1=k[A]1
∴r1/r2=k1/k2= temperature coefficient
Let the rate of reaction for Ist at 25oC be R1 and the rate of reaction for IInd at 25oC be R2.
Also, R1=R2
Rates of reaction
∴ At 25oC R1 R2
35oC 2R1 3R2
45oC (2)2R1 (3)2R2
55oC (2)3R1 (3)3R2
65oC (2)4R1 (3)4R2
75oC (2)5R1 (3)5R2
∴ Temperature coefficient for 1st reaction =k35k25=R35R25=2
i.e., for each 10oC rise in temperature, rate becomes 2 times.
Similarly, for 2nd reaction it becomes 3 times,
∴ At 75oC
rate of reaction for 2ndrate of reaction for 1st=(3)5R2(2)5R1=7.5937(∵R1=R2)