Calibration Factor Flashcards

1
Q

what is a calibration factor

A

The exact amount of energy released or absorbed during a chemical reaction

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2
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equation for energy in terms of voltage, current and time

A

E = vit

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3
Q

equation for calibration factor

A

CF = vit / ΔT

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4
Q

equation for energy change

A

E = CF x ΔT

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5
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when must the CF be established

A

before determining enthalpy change (at beginning of experiment)

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6
Q

what are the units for CF

A

Joules per degrees Celsius

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7
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how to find CF

A

determine how much energy is required to change temp of water by 1 degree

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8
Q

what is a factor that must be accounted for when determining CF

A

energy loss to environment

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9
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how can energy loss to environment be prevented

A

use an insulated container

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10
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what is a ‘rule’ involving volume that must be followed

A

use a fixed amount of liquid in each experiment

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