Equilibrium Flashcards
During a chemical change,there is always ________
an energy change
(energy take in or give off in the form of heat)
Two types of chemical reaction
Exothermic(Give out energy)
Endothermic(Take in energy)
What is exothermic?
Exothermic reaction give off energy(i.e.temperature rise)
Reactants——>Products + Energy
Products have lower energy than the reactants
Which unit is used for energy change?
Kilojoule(kJ)
What is the sign of the energy in exothermic reaction?
Minus
Examples of exothermic reactions
Cellular respiration
Neutralization of acids by alkalis
combustion of fuels
What is endothermic reaction?
Endothermic reaction take in energy from their surroundings.
Reactants+energy—->Products
In endothermic reaction,the product has the greater energy than the reactant
What is the sign of energy change in endothermic reaction?
Plus
All of the endothermic reactions are spontaneous. True or False?
False,some are spontaneous but most requires energy must be supplied to start the reaction and keep it going
Examples of endothermic reactions
Cooking
Photosynthesis
Breaking bond______
require energy
Making bond____
Release energy
If the energy required to break the bond is less than the energy released to make the bond,what is the reaction?
Exothermic reaction
If the energy required to break the bond is greater than the energy released to make the bond,what is the reaction?
endothermic
What is bond energy?
The energy required to break bond or released energy when these bonds form.
Unit of bond energy
kJ/mole
What is fuel?
A substance that provide energy
Fossil fuels
Coal
Petroleum
Natural gas(CH4)
Nuclear fuel
They are not burned and contain radioisotope to release energy
Most common type of nuclear fuel
Uranium-235
What is electricity?
Form of energy is a current of electron .
Reactivity series
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K
Na
Ca
Mg
Al
C
Zn
I
Ph
H
Cu
Mg
Ag
Au
What contains in simple cell?
Two metals and electrolyte
Negative pole(e flow),
Positive pole
electrolytes
Negative pole is made of more reactive metal or less reactive metal?
More reactive metal