Exam 2 Lecture 3 Flashcards
Determination of ΔH for a reaction
- • Determine experimentally: calorimetry
- • Calculate from enthalpy data for other reactions
Experimental determination of ΔH for a reaction
2
Specific heat
3
Experimental determination of ΔH for a reaction A + B –> C + D What is the system?`
A,B,C,D
Experimental determination of ΔH for a reaction A + B –> C + D What is the surroundings?`
the water inside the calorimeter
Experimental determination of ΔH for a reaction A + B –> C + D – Exothermic reaction:
- heat flows from system to water
- (T of water goes up)
Experimental determination of ΔH for a reaction A + B –> C + D –endothermic reaction:
- heat flows from water to system
- (T of water goes down)
By knowing the__,_____________ you can determine ΔH for the reaction
- mass of the water,
- the temperature change,
- the specific heat of the surroundings (water),
Experimental determination of ΔH for a reaction STEPS
- `• Carry out reaction
- • Measure temperature change of reaction
- • Know specific heat of calorimeter
- • Know mass of heat absorbing material in the calorimeter
ΔH values should be reported relative to _______-of the balanced chemical equation
the stoichiometry
Hess’ Law: ΔH for a given reaction is x_________, or _______that add together to give the reaction of interest
the sum of the ΔH values for each individual step in the reaction,
the sum of ΔH values for a sequence of reactions
If you reverse the products and reactants, you must_____ of the formula change in enthalpy
reverse the sing
Standard State
≡ 25° C and one atmosphere of pressure
The “standard state form” of an element
is the form most stable at
- 25°
- one atmosphere of pressure
Diatomic Gasses