Chapter 8 Energetics (8.1-8.3) Flashcards

1
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What are the two types of reactions

A

Endothermic
Exothermic

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2
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Energy change in an exothermic reaction and temp of surroundings

A

Energy is given out and temp of surroundings increase

EXO SKELETON - OUTSIDE

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3
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What are the reactants in the reactions

A

Particles - atoms molecules or ions

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4
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Equation for exothermic reactions

and what’s >

A

Reactants —> Products + Thermal energy

Energy of reactants > energy of products

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5
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Which energy and where is energy stored in reactants (exothermic)

A

Chemical energy in the bonds

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6
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Energy level diagram for exothermic

A

Up to down

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7
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Energy change in endothermic reactions and temp of surroundings

A

Energy is taken in from surroundings

Temp of surroundings decrease

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8
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Equation for endothermic
and what’s greater

A

Reactants + Thermal energy —> Products

Energy of products > energy of reactants

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9
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What is a reaction pathway diagram and another name

A

Shows how energy changes during a reaction

Energy level diagram

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10
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What is enthalpy and symbol

A

The change in energy

Delta H

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11
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Unit of Enthalpy

A

Kilojoule per mole

kJ/mol

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12
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What is the activation energy

A

Minimum amount of energy colliding particles must have in order to react.

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13
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Describe energy changes in terms of bonds in endothermic

A

Energy taken in to break bonds > energy released in making bonds

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14
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How to calculate delta H

A

Energy in - energy out

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15
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If Delta H is positive then which reaction

A

Endothermic

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16
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Delta H is negative which reaction

A

Exothermic

17
Q

Which type of reaction requires more activation energy

A

Endothermic

18
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Endothermic is which kind of bond process

A

Bond breaking

19
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Exothermic is which kind of bond process

A

Bond making

20
Q

Where is activation energy gained from

A

Surroundings
Bunsen burner
etc

21
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Example of exothermic reactions

A

Burning coal and other fossil fuels

22
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Example of endothermic

A

Reactions in cooking

Sherbet candy.

23
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what type of reactions are decompositions

A

endothermic they take in energy

24
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what type of reactions are combustion reactions

A

exothermic, they give out energy

25
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when changing states from more ordered lattice to less is it endo or exo

A

endo as heat is being supplied to break bonds

26
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when changing stats from less ordered lattice to more is it endo or exo

A

exo as heat is being given out