C3f - Energy Flashcards

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Describe exothermic reactions(3)

A

one in which energy is transferred into the surroundings; (releases energy in the form of heat)
-amount of energy released in bond formation > amount of energy taken in to break bonds

shown by a rise in temperature of the surroundings

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2
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Describe endothermic reactions(3)

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one in which energy is taken from the surroundings; (absorbs energy in the form of heat)
-amount of energy taken in to break bonds > amount of energy released in bond formation

shown by a fall in temperature of the surroundings

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3
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Describe a simple calorimetric method for comparing the energy transferred per gram of fuel burned (5)

A

use of spirit burner to heat water in a copper calorimeter above it

measure mass of fuel burnt

measure temperature change

fair and valid tests by controlling variables

repeat test for results to be reliable

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4
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What are the controlled variables in calorimetry(2)

A

height of calorimeter over the flame

volume of water used

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5
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What are the dependent variables in calorimetry

A

temperature change

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6
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What are the independent variables in calorimetry

A

fuel used

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7
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What is the formula to find energy transferred in joules

A

Q=mcΔt

Energy transferred(J) = Mass of water heated x temperature change x specific heat capacity(4.2)

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8
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Formula to find energy transferred in joules per gram of fuel

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energy transferred per gram of fuel (J/g) = energy released (J) / mass of fuel burned (g)

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