Energetics Flashcards

1
Q

What are:

Exothermic reactions

A

Reactions which release heat to the surroundings

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2
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What are:

Reactions that take in heat from the surroundings

A

endothermic

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3
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Practice and what is in a:

Reaction profile

A

Chemical energy on y axis, Time on x axis, activation energy, a curve, energy of reactants and products, enthalphy change

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4
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What are examples of:

Exo and endo thermic reactions

A
  • Displacement, combustion, neutralisation
  • Thermal decomposition
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5
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What are uses of:

Endo and exo thermic reactions

A

Exothermic:
Hand warmers, self-heating cans
Endothermic:
cold packs

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6
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What is the equation for:

Enery change

A

delta Q = mc delta T
where m is mass of liquid, c is specific heat capacity and t is temperature change

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7
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What is the equation for:

Enthalpy change

A

delta H = Q / mol
unit: Kj/mol
Symbol: + if endo - if exo

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8
Q

Why is:

A bomb calirometer better than a normal calirometer

A

bomb calirometer has a large supply of oxygen, minimal heat loss to surroundings through insulation, food is set alight by wires, not a flame

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9
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How to do:

Bond energy calculations

A

Breaking is endothermic
Making is exothermic
bendomexo, energy change = break - make

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