energetics Flashcards
exothermic
reaction releases energy to surroundings
temp. increasese
bonds in products are stronger/ more than in reactants
endothermic
reaction absorbs energy from surroundings
temp. decreases
bonds in reactants are stonger/ more than in the products
what is enthalpy
during a reaction the energy change is caused by the breaking and making of chemical bonds. this quantity of energy is called enthalpy (H)
measuring ∆H
q=mc∆T
q= energy
m= mass of substance being heated
c= 4.18
∆T= temp change
method to measure ∆H of dissolving
- use a calorimeter because its an insulator
- put calorimeter in beaker to make it more stable
- pour in the solvent
- measure temp.
- pour in solute and measure the max/min temperature
- calculate the ∆H
bond enthalpy
the energy stored in bonds that represents the energy needed to break 1 mol of a specific bond
is bond making endo or exothermic
exothermic and releases the same value of energy
what is ∆Hn
its the enthalpy change when an acid plus base produce 1 mol of water
enthalpy of combustion calculation
q=mc∆T
m is only the mass of water
the mass of the substance is used later for calculating the number of mols