Endothermic and exothermic reactions Flashcards

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What is an endothermic reaction

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When energy is taken in and temperature decreases

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What is an exothermic reaction

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When energy is given out and temperature increases

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What are examples of exothermic reactions

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Combustion, respiration, rusting

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What is combustion

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Combustion is the chemical reaction between a fuel and oxygen

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What is a fuel

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Fuel is a substance that gives off heat when it reacts with oxygen

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What are some examples of fuels

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coal, oil, natural gas, petrol, wood

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What are the three things you need to start and maintain a fire

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Fuel, oxygen and heat

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What is the equation of complete combustion

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hydrocarbon + oxygen -> carbon dioxide + water

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What is the equation of incomplete combustion

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hydrocarbon + oxygen -> carbon monoxide + water

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Why is carbon monoxide toxic

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because it bind to the hemoglobin in red blood cells so oxygen cannot bind

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Why is carbon monoxide dangerous

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Because it is odorless and colorless so one does not realize that they are exposed to it.

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What apparatus will you need to investigate the products of combustion

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a burning source (a candle), a funnel, a suction pipe, cobalt chloride paper, lime water and test tubes

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How do you know if water is a product of combustion

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If water is present then the cobalt chloride paper turn from blue to pink

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How do you know if carbon dioxide is a product of combustion

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If carbon dioxide is present then the lime water would turn cloudy

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What are some factors to consider of having a good fuel

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the energy released, the pollution it causes, its cost and its availability

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16
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What metals rust

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Iron and steel rust

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What is needed for rusting

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Water and oxygen

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What ways could you identify that these two substances are needed for rusting

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To have three iron nails and place them in three different tubes. One tube should have the nail with water and is exposed to oxygen. Another tube should have a nail with boiled water since it has no oxygen and a layer of oil on top of it because it prevents oxygen to diffuse. The last tube should have a nail with calcium chloride inside because it absorbs water vapor and it should be exposed to oxygen.

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What will the results be for the investigation of rusting

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The tube where the nail is placed in water and exposed to oxygen will rust and the rest will not.

20
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What can you do to delay rusting

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you can paint, galvanize or add oil onto the metal

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What is oxidation

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When a substance burns in air it reacts with oxygen and the oxygen combines with elements in the substance to form a compound

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How is rusting an example of oxidation

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The oxygen dissolves in the water and reacts with the metal to form iron oxide.

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What is the equation for rusting

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iron + oxygen + water –> hydrated iron oxide

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What is respiration

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The process in which energy is released from food

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What is aerobic cellular respiration

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When the food substance called glucose reacts with oxygen

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What is the equation for aerobic cellular respiration

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glucose + oxygen–> carbon dioxide + water

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What are some examples of endothermic reactions

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Melting, evaporation, cooking, production of lime by thermal decomposition of limestone, photosynthesis

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How is melting an endothermic physical reaction

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Once the temperature of the surroundings rise above 0 degrees, ice absorbs heat energy energy from the air and starts to melt. It is also reversable

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How is evaporation an endothermic physical reaction

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the liquid molecules must absorb heat in order to transform into gas molecules. It is also reversable.

30
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How is cooking an endothermic chemical reaction

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heat energy they take in allows chemical reactions to take place in which change their structure and taste.

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How is sherbet an endothermic chemical reaction

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when you eat sherbet the heat in your body is taken in and your mouth feels cool and this is because when it dissolves in your mouth the two chemicals react together

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What is the equation of sherbet

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citric acid + sodium hydrogen carbonate–> sodium citrate + carbon dioxide + water

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How is photosynthesis an endothermic chemical reaction

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Plants do not release energy as they make food- they take energy in from sunlight

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What is the photosynthesis equation

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carbon dioxide + water–> glucose + oxygen

35
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How is Thermal decomposition of limestone an endothermic chemical reaction

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When limestone is heated it breaks down to form calcium oxide and carbon dioxide. Limestone take in the heat from the burners and is decomposed

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what is the equation of the thermal decomposition of limestone

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calcium carbonate–> calcium oxide + carbon dioxide