E3-E6 Flashcards
Combustion
releasing the energy stored in GAS COAL OR FOOD
What does combustion require? release? products
OXYGEN
ENERGY! (EXOTHERMIC0
CO2 AND H2O
What happens during combustion to original chem bonds
ORIG BONDS ARE BROKEN
ATOMS ARE RE-ARRANGED
NEW CHEM BONDS ARE FORMED
Which bonds are in high energy? which are low in energy?
importance
C-H in high energy
C-O and H-O in low energy
The potential energy of products IS LOWER than potential energy of reactants
forms of energy in combustion reaction
Radiant Energy! (HEAT AND LIGHT FROM FLAME)
Kinetic energy (increases due to temp)
Kinetic energy transferred as heat (warm-> cool)
Heat of Combustion
Amount of energy releassed when something burns
Heat of combustion in
exothermic
endowthermic
NEGATIVE!!!!!!!!!!!! (-_)
POSITIVE!!!!!!!!!!!!!(_/-)
fIRST LAW OF THERMO
Energy cant be creaated or destroyed-> energy changed? lost to surroundings
how to assess energy in a chemical reacction
CALORIMETER
Calorimeter in water
Energy is transferred as heat to surrounding water
be recording temp change of water w a thrermomenter! you can get the energy that was transferred
IT IS CRUDE
How to make advanced calorimeter
INSULATION!
WHAT IS THE STANDARD HEAT OF FORMATION
ENERGY CHANGE FOR THE FORMATION OF A COMPROUND FROM ITS ELEMENTS IN standard comdition
heat of formation for an element
ZERO
Hess’s Law
∆ r H = ∑n∆ f H° products – ∑n∆ f H° reactants
What does the hess formula work for
ANY REACTION
hOW TO USE HESSs Law
- Know Products-Reactants
- Re write the formula and REMEMBER MOLS
- Expand with compound heat of formation
- Simplify both sides
- Subtract and CHECK AGAIN
- Does it make sense to get positive or negative answer? ENDO OR EXO
How to get energy per mole
DIVIDE BY MOLS
What does nucleus contain
Protons + and Neutrons (neutral)
Atomic number
of protons
Mass number
PROTONS-#NEUTRONS
A mid X
Z
X= element symbol A= mass number (protons+neutrons) Z= atomic number (protons)
How to calculate neutrons!
Mass- protons
Isotope
neutrons?
protons?
sO WHAT CHANGES DURING NUCLEAR NOTATION
Version of an element with diff # of neturons
SAME # OF PROTONS (bc if not they wouldnt be same element)
The atomic # should be same, but mass number be different in isotopes!
beryllium 9 location
9
4
beryllium 9 location
9 Be
4
Nuclear force
attractive force between protons-neutrons and neutrons-neutrons
electrical force
repulsivee force between protons (LIKE FORCE REPEL)
What makes nuceleus stable
low neutrons?
Neutrons lessen repulsive force between protons (glue)
RADIOACTIVE DECAY BC NUCLEUS UNSTABLE
Radioactive decay
A spontaneous chane in which an unstable nucleus emits radiation