Reacting Substances Flashcards

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In order to react particles must

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collide wIth enough energy

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2
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what is the activation energy.

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The minimum amount of energy that particles must have to react.

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3
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In an exothermic reaction, energy is ———— the surroundings. The temperature of the surroundings therefore ———. The energy of the reactants is —— than the energy of the products.

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released to, increases, higher

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4
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In endothermic reactions, the energy needed to break existing bonds is —— than the energy released when new bonds are formed

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Greater

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5
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In exothermic reactions, the energy needed to break existing bonds is —— than the energy released when new bonds are formed

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Less

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6
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The amount of energy required to make or break a bond is called the

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Bond energy

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7
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Bond energy is measured in

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kilojoules per mole or kcal/ mol

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8
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The enthalpy change can be described in what equation

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energy change = energy in – energy out.

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9
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What does enthalpy mean

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the measurement of energy in a thermodynamic system

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10
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in —– reactions more energy is released making new bonds than is taken in to break old bonds. this is indicated by a —– enthalpy change

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Exothermic, negative.

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11
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in —– reactions less energy is released making new bonds than is taken in to break old bonds. this is indicated by a —– enthalpy change

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Endothermic, positive

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12
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An electrochemical cell is a cell that uses ————— to generate electricity

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Chemical reactions

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13
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In order to make an electrochemical work we need two metals which are

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An electrolyte and a wire

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14
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the more reactive metal will become the —— of the end of the cell

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anode (negative electrode)

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15
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the less reactive metal will become the ‘’ of the end of the cell

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cathode (positive electrode)

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16
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The electrons will flow from the —— reactive metal to the —— generating a current

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More, less

17
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what is needed to make up an electrochemical cell

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Electrochemical Cells are made up of two half-cells, each consisting of an electrode which is dipped in an electrolyte

18
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Fuel cells are cells supplied by an external source of fuel (eg. ——) and ——— or ——.
They work by electrochemically —— the fuel.

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19
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The equation for the chemical reaction inside fuel cells is

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2H2 + 2O2− → 2H2O + 4e

20
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What are the advantages of using fuel cells?

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-Clean Energy
-Versatility
-Longevity

21
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What are the disadvantages of using fuel cells?

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-Safety
- expensive
-Efficiency

22
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In hydrogen fuel cells, hydrogen reacts with oxygen to form water. Water is formed at the

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the cathode

23
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The half equation for the reaction of hydrogen and water at the —— in a hydrogen fuel cell is ——. ++

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cathode, 2H₂O (l) + 2e⁻ ⇌ H₂ (g) + 2OH⁻ (aq)

24
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The half equation for the reaction of hydrogen at the —- in a

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