Chapter 7.3 Flashcards
What happens to temperature when thermal energy increases
-the temperature also increases
What is the assumption between enthalpy and heat under constant pressure
-that enthalpy is equivalent to heat under constant pressure
What is calorimetry used for? What are the two types. Give an example of each
- it is a process of measuring transferred herat
- two types are:
- > constant-pressure calorimetry(coffee-cup calorimeter)
- > constant-volume calorimetry(bomb calorimeter)
What are heat capacities
-heat capacities are the multiples of mc in the formula Q=mc(delta T)
How much work is done in a bomb calorimeter
- no work is done in a bomb calorimeter
- >there is no change in the water content surrounding the vessel
What happens during a phase change in water? Does the temperature increase in the compound
- the temperature does not change
- >all of the heat added is used to overcome the intermolecular forces between the water molecules
Describe the makeup of a bomb calorimeter
- sample of matter is placed in the steel decomposition vessel
- > this vessel is filled with pure oxygen gas
- > the decomposition vessel is placed in an insulated container holding a known mass of water
- > the contents of the decomposition vessel are ignited by an electric ignition mechanism
- > the material combusts in the presence of oxygen