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1
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What is the highest point of the enthalpy graph called?

A

activation complex

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2
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define open system

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when both matter and energy can move in or out

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3
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whats the state of water in an open system

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gas

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4
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define a closed system

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matter stays in the system but energy can be exchanged

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5
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what is the state of water in a closed system

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liquid

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6
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define an isolated system

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when neither matter or energy can move in or out of the system

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7
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whats the state of water in an isolated system

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liquid

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8
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what equipment do you use in an open system

A

beaker

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9
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what equipment do you use in a closed system

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sealed flask

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10
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what type of equipment do you use in a isolated system

A

calorimeter

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11
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what type of system is a calorimeter

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isolated

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12
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law of conservation of energy

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energy is neither created nor destroyed in any physical or chemical change, it is only converted from one form to another

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13
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define heat

A

the thermal energy being transferred between the reaction and its surroundings

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14
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define kinetic energy

A

energy related to the motion of a chemical entity

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15
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define temperature

A

the average kinetic energy of all the particles in a substance

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16
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define thermal energy

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the total kinetic energy of all the particles in a substance

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17
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define potential energy

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the energy present in the chemical bonds

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18
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what does a change in potential energy change

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bond structure

19
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whats enthalpy

A

the total energy of a chemical system

20
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what does capital H stand for in the formula and units

A

molar enthalpy in kJ/mol

21
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whats the sign associated with an endothermic reaction

A

positive

22
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whats the sign associated with an exothermic reaction

A

negative

23
Q

do the products or reactants have more potential energy in an endothermic reaction

A

products have more potential energy

24
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do the products or reactants have more potential energy in an exothermic reaction

A

reactants have more potential energy

25
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is energy released or absorbed in an endothermic reaction

A

absorbed

26
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is energy released or absorbed in a exothermic reaction

A

released

27
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what side of the equation is delta H on in an endothermic reaction

A

left

28
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what side of the equation is delta H on in an exothermic reaction

A

right

29
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whats calorimetry

A

the process of measuring energy changes of an isolated system using a calorimeter

30
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whats the specific heat capacity of any solution

A

the same as water

31
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whats the formula for a bomb calorimeter

A

capital C delta t

32
Q

what does capital C stand for

A

heat capacity

33
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what are the units for heat capacity

A

kJ/degree celsius

34
Q

what type of reaction is cellular respiration

A

exothermic

35
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does temperature increase or decrease in an exothermic reaction

A

increase

35
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does temperature increase or decrease in an endothermic reaction

A

decrease

35
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whats the most important thing to remember with catalysts

A

the delta H is always the same with or without a catalyst

35
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what is the state of water in cellular respiration

A

liquid

36
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whats the state of water in photosynthesis

A

liquid

37
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whats the state of water in hydrocarbon combustion

A

gas

38
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what type of system is photosynthesis

A

closed

39
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what type of system is cellular respiration

A

closed

40
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what type of system is hydrocarbon combustion

A

open

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