Enthalpy Flashcards

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2 facts about Endothermic reactions

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-Energy of products is greater than energy of reactants
-Energy moves from the surrounding to the system (surroundings get colder)

Endothermic reactions are BOND BREAKING processes that include melting and boiling

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2 facts about exothermic reactions

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-Energy of products is less than energy of reactants
-Energy is lost from the system to the surroundings

Exothermic reactions are BOND FORMING PROCESSES like combustion, condensation and freezing

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3
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What is enthalpy?

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The heat content of reactants or products in a reaction (H)

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What is the change in enthalpy?

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Change in enthalpy (🔼H) is the change in heat content as reactants are transformed into products

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5
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If (🔼H) is positive:

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Heat energy is increased so reaction is endothermic

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6
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If (🔼H) is negative:

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Reaction is exothermic

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7
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Name the 6 types of enthalpy:

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🔺rH
🔺fusH
🔺vapH
🔺subH
🔺cH^0
🔺fH^0

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8
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🔺rH means

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Enthalpy of a reaction

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🔺fusH means

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Molar heat of fusion (melting)
Heat change as one mole of substance goes from solid to liquid
ENDOTHERMIC

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🔺vapH means

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Molar heat of vaporisation (boiling)
Heat change as one mole of substance goes from liquid to gas
ENDOTHERMIC

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🔺subH means

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Molar heat of sublimation
Heat change as one mole of substance goes from solid to gas
Endothermic

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12
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🔺cH^0 means

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Standard enthalpy of combustion
ALWAYS EXOTHERMIC REACTION
Enthalpy change when one mole of substance is completely burnt in oxygen with all reactants and products in their standard states
Reaction occurs at 25^0

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13
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🔺fH^0 means

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Standard enthalpy of formation
Enthalpy change when one mole of substance is formed from its elements with all reactants and products in their standard states
Occurs at 25^0 and one atmosphere pressure
🔺fH for a pure element is 0

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14
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🔺rH=

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{🔺fHproducts -{fH reactants

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15
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Hess’s Law

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The enthalpy change for a reaction is independent of the way in which a reaction proceeds and depends only on the initial conditions of the reactants and the final conditions of the products.

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16
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Must carry out reaction in a…

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Closed system

17
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Specific heat capacity

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The amount of energy required to raise the temperature of 1g of that substance by one degree.

18
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Define the letters in q=mc🔺T

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q= energy change
m=mass of water
c= specific heat capacity
🔺T= temperature change (final-initial)

19
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🔺H=

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-q/n

20
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n=

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m/M

21
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c=

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n/v

22
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What is entropy?

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A measure of randomness or disorder in a chemical system

23
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Creating disorder…? Creating order…?

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Releases energy
Requires energy

24
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more particles means

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More entropy

25
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Less particles..?

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Less energy

26
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Solids have more or less entropy than gas?

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Less

27
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Entropy change

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🔺S

28
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If reaction is exothermic, the entropy of surroundings…?

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Increases

29
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If the reaction is endothermic, the entropy of surroundings…?

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Decreases

30
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Spontaneity: If the entropy of a system and its surroundings are increasing, the reaction must…?

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Be Spontaneous

31
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Spontaneity: If the entropy of a system and its surroundings are decreasing, the reaction must…?

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Not be spontaneous