Abstract
A new equation has been developed that bridges discrepancies between the theoretical model and the experimental setup. The validity of the quasi-equilibrium equation has been analyzed and it was found that quasi-equilibrium is valid but its use is incorrect. Again, the new equation incorporates the temperature-dependent frequency factor, thereby giving a physically realistic outlook to the new equation. The temperature-dependent frequency factor is given by s=σnHT2 where H=3.25×1021z. Simulations were performed to check the validity of the differential equation and its solution. From the comparison, it was found that the two curves are similar which suggest that the differential eqn and its solution are equal. Again a comparison of the temperature dependent and temperature independent eqn was performed and it was found that the two curve differ a lot.
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