Enthalpy Changes of Solution Flashcards

1
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Give the 3 mark definition for standard enthalpy change

A

The Enthalpy change when 1 mole of a substance is complete dissolved under standard conditions

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2
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What 2 energetic processes need to be considered for dissolving?

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Breaking up the lattice (endothermic)
Hydrating the ions
(exothermic)

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3
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Breaking the lattice always requires energy, how might the exam question throw you off?

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Lattice enthalpy is a negative value when the lattice is formed, so you have to - a -value = +value

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4
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When can something dissolve?

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When enthalpy change is negative or slightly positive (due to entropy)

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5
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How do we measure the enthalpy changes

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With a calorimeter, year 12 developing fuels, learn the method and the maths!

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6
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Give the 3 mark definition for enthalpy change of hydration

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The enthalpy change when 1 mole of gaseous ions forms aqueous ions under standard conditions

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7
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How would charge density affect enthalpy of hydration?

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Large charge density = increase in enthalpy change

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8
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What is the attraction between a water molecule and an ion?

A

ion-dipole bond

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9
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How can we calculate enthalpy change of hydration given it requires gaseous ions?

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Use a Hess cycle and enthalpy of solution and lattice enthalpy

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10
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How would we write the enthalpy change for a salt CaCl2?

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H(Ca2+) + 2 x H(Cl-)

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11
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When enthalpy change of solution is negative the salt should be …

A

soluble

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12
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When enthalpy change of solution is positive and a high value the salt should be …

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Insoluble

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