energetics Flashcards
reaction system
products and reactants part of reaction
surroundings
other things like water beaker
air bunsen burner
anything surrounding reaction
factors that effect pressure exerted by surroundings
molecules in air
solution in container
lid on beaker or not
constant pressure
pressure of reaction system and surroundings and pressure on system dont change
what causes a reaction to give off heat
as reactants turn into products energy flows between 2.
heat energy
into is taking in energy
out of is give heat
exothermic
gives out energy from reaction
endothermic
taking in energy from reaction
size of arrow in energy level diagrams
shows how much heat energy flows between system and surroundings
what do energy level diagrams show
if reaction is endothermic or exothermic and size of heat energy flow
what to include in energy level diagrams
x axis energy
y axis progress of reaction
reactants and products curve
reactions under constant pressure
heat energy into or out of system and changes temp of surroundings
reactions not under constant pressure
changes surrounding temps and how quickly products form and how much product forms
enthalpy change
change in amount of heat energy either given it or taken out from the surroundings during a reaction at constant pressure
value of enthalpy change for exothermic
negative
value of enthalpy change for endothermic
positive
symbol of enthalpy
H
change in symbol
delta
units of enthalpy change
J joules
what are standard conditions
atmospheric pressure 100000pa
298K
standard enthalpy changes
delta H with circle on top right with line through circle
formation reaction
when one mole of a substance is produced from its constituent elements under standard conditions with both reactants and products in their standard states
enthalpy change of formation sign
delta small f and H
combustion
substance plus oxygen is C02 plus water