Alevel Chemistry - Topic 8 Flashcards
Exothermic reactions
- Where heat energy is transferred from the system to the surroundings
- Enthaply change is NEGATIVE
- Bonds are being made
Endothermic reactions
Where heat energy is transffered form the surroundings to the system
The enthaply change is POSTIVE
Bonds are being broken
What are the standard conditions?
100KPa pressure
298K temperature
What is the difference between enthaply level diagrams vs reaction profile digrams
- Enthaply level diagrams do not represent activation energy
- Reaction profiles must have ‘Progress of reaction” on the x-axis
Bond enthaply vs mean bond enthalpy
- Bond enthalpy is the enthaply chnage when one mole of a bond in the gasesous state is broken
- Mean bond enthalpy is the enthaply change when one mole of a bond, averaged out over many different molecules, is broken
Define Standard enthaply change of combustion:
The enthalpy change at standard conditions, when one mole of a substance is completely burned in oxygen
Define Standard enthaply change of formation
The enthalpy change at standard conditions when one mole of a substance is formed from its elements in their standard states
Define Standard enthaply change of nuetralisation
The enthalpy change at standard conditions when one mole of water is produce by the nuetralisation of an acid with an alkali