Thermochemistry Flashcards

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Thermochemistry

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The study of ENERGY changes that occur during chemical REACTIONS and changes of STATE.

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Chemical Potential Energy

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POTENTIAL energy is the energy stored within the chemical BONDS.

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Heat

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ENERGY that is TRANSFERRED from object to object, because there is an energy difference between them.

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4
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Law of Conservation of Energy

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Energy is CONSERVED during a chemical reaction.

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5
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System

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The aspect of the universe that your FOCUS is on.

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Surroundings

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Everything else - IMMEDIATE area around the system.

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Endothermic Process

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A change in which ENERGY is ABSORBED from the surroundings, by the system. This INCREASES the PE of the system and makes it feel COLD.

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Exothermic Process

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System —> Surroundings. DECREASES the PE of the system and makes it feel HOT.

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Heat Capacity (q)

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The AMOUNT of heat needed to increase the temp of an object exactly 1 degree C. Depends on MASS and COMPOSITION.

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10
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To solve for q…use which equation?

  1. Given mass
  2. Given volume
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  1. q=mcdeltat

2. q=vcdeltat

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11
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Energy is measured in…

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J, NOT grams.

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12
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Energy can only be detected by…

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It’s effects.

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13
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During a chemical reaction, a substance is transformed into a _____, with ____ energies.

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Differerent substance, different energies.

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14
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The variable given to heat is…measured in…

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Q in Joules.

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15
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Heat flows from…to…

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A warmer substance to a cooler one.

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16
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A person sitting beside a fire in a(n) ___ reaction.

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Endothermic. Person is system which is absorbing heat

17
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The law of conservation of energy states that…

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Energy can neither be created nor destroyed.

18
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The heat capacity of an object depends on…

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Both it’s mass and composition.

19
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Hfus= -____

A

Hsolid

20
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Hvap= -___

A

Hcond

21
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Melting and vaporizarion are….

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Endothermic processes.

22
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Freezing and solidification are…

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Exothermic processes.

23
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Key points of endothermic processes (7)

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  1. Heat in reactants
    2.Fusion (Solid —> Liquid)
    Vaporization (Liquid –> Gas)
    3.Reactants low PE, products high PE
    4.Bonds break
  2. Energy is absorbed
    6.System is COLD
    • H value
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Keys points of exothermic processes (7)

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  1. Heat in products
    2.Condensation (Gas –> Liquid)
    Solidification (Liquid –> Solid)
  2. Reactants high PE, products low PE
    4.Bonds form
  3. Energy is released
    6.System is HOT
  4. -H value
25
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Enthalpy

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The TOTAL amount of energy associated with a substance or reaction.

26
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Calorimetry

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The process of measuring energy changes using a calorimeter, which is a closed system.

27
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Heat lost =

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Heat gained

28
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Molar Heat of Solution

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The enthalpy change caused by the dissociation of one mole of substance. (Hsoln)

29
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Warming or cooling

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  1. Involves change in temp and specific heat capacity.
  2. q=mcdeltat
  3. Change in kinetic energy
30
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Phase change

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  1. Involves no change in temp and energy or removed.
  2. Change in PE
  3. Hvap(or other) =nH(phase change)
31
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Hess’s Law of Summation

Reasoning

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  • Not every reaction of interst can be studied by means of -calorimetry.
  • Reactions are slow (rusting of iron) and products vary (formation of carbon monixide).