Reactivity 1.1 Flashcards

1
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In terms of kinetic energy, define temperature

A

The average kinetic energy of the particles

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2
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State the units used to measure heat

A

Joule OR J

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3
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During a chemical reaction, state the name of the contents inside the reaction vessel

A

System

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4
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During a chemical reaction, state the name of the contents outside the reaction vessel

A

Surroundings

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5
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Describe the transfer of matter and energy during a chemical reaction in an open system

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Both energy and matter can be exchanged with the surroundings

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6
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Describe the transfer of matter and energy during a chemical reaction in a closed system

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Mass cannot be exchanged with the surroundings, although energy can be exchanged with the surroundings

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7
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Describe the transfer of matter and energy during a chemical reaction in an isolated system

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Both energy and matter cannot be exchanged with the surroundings

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8
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In terms of energy transfer, define an exothermic reaction

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Heat energy is transferred from the system to the surroundings during a chemical reaction

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9
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In terms of energy transfer, define an endothermic reaction

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Heat energy is transferred from the surroundings to the system during a chemical reaction

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10
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Describe how the temperature of the surroundings changes during an exothermic chemical reaction

A

Increases

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11
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Describe how the temperature of the surroundings changes during an endothermic chemical reaction

A

Decreases

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12
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State the symbol given to enthalpy

A

H - must be capital

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13
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State the symbol given to enthalpy change

A

ΔH - must be a capital

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14
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State the name of the term that is the total amount of chemical energy in a set amount of a chemical substance

A

Enthalpy

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15
Q

State the units of measurement for enthalpy

A

kJ mol⁻

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16
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Describe how the temperature of the system changes during an exothermic chemical reaction

A

Decreases

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17
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Describe how the temperature of the system changes during an endothermic chemical reaction

A

Increases

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18
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Describe the enthalpy change during an exothermic reaction

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Enthalpy change is negative

19
Q

Describe the enthalpy change during an endothermic reaction

A

Enthalpy change is positive

20
Q

Describe the difference in potential energy between reactants and products during an exothermic reaction

A

The reactants have higher potential energy than the products

21
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Describe the difference in potential energy between reactants and products during an endothermic reaction

A

The reactants have lower potential energy than the products

22
Q

State the name of the label for the y-axis of an energy profile diagram

A

Potential energy

23
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State the name of the label for the x-axis of an energy profile diagram

A

Reaction coordinate

24
Q

In terms of bonds, describe a transition state

A

A stage of the reaction where all chemical bonds are both partially broken and formed

25
Q

State the name of the state found at the peak of the energy profile diagram

A

Transition state

26
Q

Define activation energy

A

The minimum energy required for reactants to collide successfully begin to react

27
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Describe how to label the activation energy on an energy profile diagram

A

Draw an arrow from the potential energy of the reactants to the transition state

28
Q

State the symbol used to represent activation energy

A

Ea

29
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Describe how to label the enthalpy change on an energy profile diagram

A

Draw an arrow from the potential energy of the reactants to the potential energy of the products

30
Q

State the greek symbol that is used to represent an enthalpy change under standard conditions and states

A

Theta OR θ

31
Q

Define the standard enthalpy of reaction

A

The enthalpy change when the reactants in the stoichiometric equation react to give the products under standard conditions in their standard states

32
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State the standard pressure for an enthalpy change

A

100 kPa

33
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State the standard concentration for an enthalpy change

A

1.00 mol dm⁻³

34
Q

In calorimetry, state the name of the term with the symbol q

A

Heat transferred

35
Q

In calorimetry, state the name of the term with the symbol m

A

Mass of the water or solution

36
Q

In calorimetry, state the name of the term with the symbol c

A

Specific heat capacity

37
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Describe how to convert heat transferred (q) to enthalpy (H)

A

Divide by the amount, in moles, of the substance

38
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In calorimetry, explain why the true maximum temperature may never be reached

A

The reaction will be losing heat to the surroundings as the reaction begins and moves towards completion

39
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In calorimetry, explain how extrapolation can be used to determine the maximum temperature

A

Extrapolate the cooling section of the graph until the extrapolated line intersects the time when the reactant was added

40
Q

In calorimetry, describe the assumption for the rate of cooling

A

Rate of cooling is constant

41
Q

In calorimetry, describe TWO assumptions when using a solution

A

The solution has the same specific heat capacity and density as pure water

42
Q

State the density of water

A

1.00 g cm⁻³

43
Q

Explain why combustion of N₂ is an endothermic reaction

A

The triple bond in the nitrogen molecule requires a large amount of energy to break, therefore the energy required to break all the bonds is greater than the energy released forming all the new bonds