4.9 Using Energy Transfers From Reactions Flashcards

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Q

In the hand warmers that can only be used once, what are 2 common reactions used for them?

A
  • oxidisation of iron
  • calcium oxide with water

Reactants are used up so can only be used once

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In the hand warmers that can be used multiple times, what are common reactions used for them?

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•crystallisation of a salt

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3
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How can we get the heat packs to re dissolve the salt?

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Heat it in boiling water, can be used many times

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4
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Suggest one advantage and one disadvantage of using reusable hand warmers instead of single use hand warmers

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Pro: less resources wasted
Con: needs energy to be heated again

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5
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Name a practical use of endothermic reactions?

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Cold packs

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How do cold packs work?

A

Ammonium nitrate and water are kept separately. When mixed together the endothermic reaction takes place, taking in energy from the surroundings and becoming very cold. The reaction can’t be undone so can only be used once

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7
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Name 2 ways ice packs can be used

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  • on sports injuries

* to cool drinks

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Suggest one advantage and one disadvantage of using chemical cold packs instead of an ice pack

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Pro: can be used anywhere
Con: only be used once so wastes resources

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9
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Name a practical use of exothermic reactions?

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Hand warmers

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