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C3.3 Calculating And Explaining Energy Change Flashcards

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How can you change calorimetry to be better?

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Put heat proof mats up

Copper cup

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What’s calorimetry?

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Testing fuels for heat exchanges

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How do you find the energy?

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Q=MC^T

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What does Q=MC^T stand for?

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Energy= mass of water x specific heat capacity (4.18) x temperature change

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How do you find energy per mole?

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Divide by mass

Times by Mr

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In the reaction A+B=C+D if it’s exothermic which has a greater enthalpy?

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Products

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In the reaction A+B=C+D if it’s endothermic which has a greater enthalpy?

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Reactants

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Is a exothermic reaction a positive or negative enthalpy change?

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Negative

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Is a endothermic reaction a positive or negative enthalpy change?

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Positive

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What happens in a exoteric reaction?

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Heat lost so temperature increase

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In a energy change diagram which are higher products or reactants in an exothermic reaction?

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Reactants

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In a energy change diagram which are higher products or reactants in an endothermic reaction?

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Products

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Name 2 examples of exoteric reactions?

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Combustion

Respiration

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Give 2 examples of an endothermic reaction?

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Thermal decomposition

Photosynthesis

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How do you work out energy released from a reaction?

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Bonds broken-bonds formed

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What do catalysts do?

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Reduce Ea

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How does a hydrogen fuel cell work?

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Turns the hydrogen and oxygen to ions then puts an electric current through do they react and water and energy comes out

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Advantages of hydrogen fuel cells?

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Renewable
Cheap
Sustainable
Efficient 
No waste products
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Disadvantages of hydrogen fuel cells?

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Cars are more expensive
Have to get a new car
Hard to store gas
Explosive
No infrastructure

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