Energetics Flashcards

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What is an exothermic reaction?

A

When energy transferred from the system to the surrounding
In other words he is given out

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2
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Exothermic reactions, positive or negative

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Negative

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3
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In an exothermic reaction diagram is the reactants at the top of the products

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Reactants

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4
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What does endothermic reaction mean?

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When energy is transferred from the surroundings to the system
In other words, energy is taken in

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5
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End reaction is

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positive

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6
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V in a reaction profile is the product at the top of the reactants

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Products

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7
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Define enthalpy

A

Heat energy change measured under the conditions of a constant pressure

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8
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What does standard anthropology changes referred to?

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The standard conditions which are 100 KP2 198K and all substances should be in normal states

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9
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What is the standard entropy change formation?

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It is the entropy change when one mole of a compound is formed from its elements understanding conditions and all reactants and products are in their standard states

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10
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What does standard enthalpy change of combustion mean?

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It is the empathy change which occurs in one mole of a substance is combusted completely in oxygen under standard conditions and all reactants and products are in their standard states

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11
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What does incomplete combustion lead to?

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Soot carbon monoxide and water

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12
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What is the calorimetric method?

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Q equals M C AT

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13
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What is Hess’s law?

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The total entropy change for a reaction which is independent of the root taken

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14
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What is the formula to determine the enthalpy change for enthalpy change of formation?

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Products minus reactants

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15
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During formation, what is a standard entropy for elements?

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Zero

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16
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Formula for combustion

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reactants minus products

17
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What is mean bond energies and what is a general formula?

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It is the entropy needed to break the conveying bond into a gassiest atoms average of different molecules
Mean bond energies broken mean bond energies made

18
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Explain why values from mean bond enthalpy calculations differ from those determined using Hess’s law.

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Mean bond enthalpies are mean values calculated across a range of compounds containing that bond where as Hess’s law find the actual values of the bond enthalpies in that reaction.