3a+b- Physical Chemistry❗️ Flashcards

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Describe in terms of energy an exothermic reaction

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When more energy is released when making bonds, than was taken in

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Describe in terms of energy an endothermic reaction

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When more energy is taken in when making bonds, than was released out

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3
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What is the formula for calculating energy change?

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Mass x 4.2 x temp change

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4
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What is the formula for calculating mol?

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Mol = volume x concentration

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5
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What are the steps to calculating PER MOLE energy change (calorimetry)

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1) calculate energy change (KJ)
2) find moles (MOL)
3) divide energy change by moles (KJ/MOL)

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6
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Energy released =

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  • (exothermic)
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7
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Energy absorbed =

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+ (endothermic)

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8
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What are examples of exothermic reactions?

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  • combustion
  • neutralisation
  • oxidation
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8
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What are examples of endothermic reactions?

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  • Thermal decomposition
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9
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What are the factors affecting rate of reaction?

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1) Concentration
2) temperature
3) surface area

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10
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How does temperature effect rate of reaction?

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  • particles have more energy and are moving faster

- more FREQUENT collisions

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11
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How does higher concentration effect rate of reaction?

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  • more particles in a volume
  • particles have more energy
  • more frequent collisions
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12
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How does surface area effect rate of reaction?

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larger surface area —> more frequent collisions

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13
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What is activation energy?

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The minimum energy needed for reactant particles to form products when they collide

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14
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How do catalysts speed up a reaction?

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They lower the reactions activation energy by offering an alternative reaction pathway

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15
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What is a catalyst?

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Substances which speed up the rate of reaction without being altered or consumed them selves

16
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In spirit burner practical why does Soot form on the bottom of the copper can?

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  • incomplete combustion

- not enough oxygen

17
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In a practical why do you measure mass of the spirit burner and fuel immediately after heating water?

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To find mass of fuel burned