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On the Bond between the Chemical Reaction Rate and the Velocity of the System under Study

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Abstract

On the basis of special relativity and irreversible thermodynamics it is shown how the chemical reaction rates vary under relativistic conditions. It is shown as well that the absolute temperature T will vary according to X.Ott under these conditions. It can be represented as the trace of the tensor of rank 2.

DOI 10.11648/j.ajmp.20130202.21
Published in American Journal of Modern Physics ( Volume 2, Issue 2, March 2013 )
Page(s) 93-97
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Keywords

Chemical Reaction Rates, Temperature, Relativistic Conditions

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