Chemistry Yr 11 Aut1 Flashcards
Oxidation
Loss of electrons
Reduction
Gain of electrons
Cathode
Negative electrode
Anode
Positive electrode
Order of discharge at anode during electrolysis when water is involved
Halide ion -> hydroxide -> all other negatively charged ions
Activation energy
Minimum energy needed to break bonds to start a reaction
Energy change =
Energy used to break bonds - energy used to make bonds.
Endothermic reaction
Reaction which takes in energy from surroundings (surroundings get colder)
Exothermic reaction
Reaction that releases energy to the surroundings (surroundings get hotter)
Successful collision
When two particles collide with enough energy to create a new substance, meaning the energy of the collision is greater than the activation energy.
Rate =
Amount of product produced or reactants used up / time taken
If the energy change is negative then the reaction is…
Exothermic
If the energy change is positive then the reaction is…
Endothermic
If the surroundings get warmer during a reaction then the reaction is…
Exothermic
If the surroundings get colder during a reaction then the reaction is…
Endothermic