Discussion
Assertion (A): A rule of thumb says reaction rate doubles for every ten degree rise in temperature.
Reason (R): It corresponds to a particular activation energy near room temperature and does not hold generally.
Answer: C
Both are true and the reason gives the qualification: a reaction with a very low activation energy hardly responds to temperature while one with a very high energy responds far more steeply. The rule is convenient rather than exact.
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