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What is the rule on energy transfer

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It cannot be created or made it can only be transferred or conserved

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What’s an exothermic reaction

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When chemicals react energy is released into the surroundings. You can measure a rise in temperature and they have low power content

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What’s an endothermic reaction

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When chemicals react they need to absorb energy from the surroundings to be broken down. You can measure decrease in temperature of the surroundings

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How are hand warmers a type of exothermic reaction

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  • it releases energy to the surroundings
  • it can be re-used and are based on crystals from solutions of salt. A metal dish in the plastic starts the exothermic change
  • small parts of the metal are scraped off and starts the crystallisation
  • to re use it you boil it again to re-dissolve the crystals once cooled
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What’s the chemical equation for hand warmers

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Calcium oxide + water - calcium hydroxide

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What’s an exothermic reaction that’s used to heat water

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You press a button letting water and calcium oxide mix and exothermic reaction begins allowing coffee to boil

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How do chemical cool packs work

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It’s an endothermic reaction ideally containing ammonium nitrate and water and absorbs energy from the surroundings causing a reduction in temperature

They squeeze it and it releases ammonium nitrate which is put in water making a cold pack

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What’s the reaction profile of an exothermic reaction

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The reaction profile shows the products at a lower energy level to the reactants so when they react it’s released to the surroundings

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What’s the reaction profile for an endothermic reaction

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The products are at a higher energy level than the reactants. The energy transferred from the surroundings to the reaction causing temperature decrease

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What is activation energy

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The minimum energy needed before the collided particles of reactants cause a reaction. If lower than the activation energy they bounce off one another.

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What must happen to beak bonds

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Energy must be supplied so it’s an endothermic reaction

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What happens when new bonds form

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Energy is transferred to the surroundings

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What is needed to break chemical bonds

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Energy

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How do you calculate bond energy

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Energy to break chemical bonds in reactants

How much energy is released when new bonds are firmed in products

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What is bond making

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It’s an endothermic reaction as energy is needed and is supplied to break bonds and the new bonds transfer energy to the surroundings

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