Chapter 2 - Energy From Fuels Flashcards

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chemical reaction

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occur when particles collide and are rearranged to form new particles

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2
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chemical energy

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stored in bonds between atoms and molecules.

sum of chemical potential energy and kinetic energy

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3
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law of conservation of energy

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energy cannot be created or destroyed

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4
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system

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chemical reaction

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5
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surroundings

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everything else.

walls of container, water in solution

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6
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chemiluminescence

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light emitted by a chemical reaction that doesn’t produce significant amounts of heat.
e.g. glow sticks

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7
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chemiluminescent

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emitting light as a result of a chemical reaction

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8
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bioluminescence

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light emitted by a chemical reaction within a living organism.
e.g. glow worms

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9
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exothermic

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reaction releases energy into surroundings.
total energy of products less than reactants.
heat given off

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10
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endothermic

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reaction absorbs energy from surroundings.
total energy of products greater than reactants.
require constant input of energy

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11
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heat of reaction / enthalpy change

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difference in the total enthalpy of the products and the total enthalpy of reactants

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12
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activation energy

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minimum energy required to break bonds of reactants for a reaction to occur

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13
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oxidation reaction

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combustion reaction where a reactant combines with oxygen to produce oxides

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14
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complete combustion

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oxygen is plentiful with carbon dioxide and water as the only products

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15
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incomplete combustion

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oxygen is limited with carbon monoxide and water as the products

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16
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heat of combustion of a fuel

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enthalpy change that occurs when specified amount of the fuel burns completely in oxygen

17
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calculation of energy released on combustion of a specified mass of one of the fuels

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energy = n x delta Hc

18
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specific heat capacity

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amount of energy required to increase the temperature of 1 gram of a substance by 1 degree.
symbol C

19
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calculation for heat energy

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heat energy (J) = specific heat capacity (J) x mass (g) x temp change.
q = m x C x deltaT