Zusammenfassung der Ressource
Energetics
- Endothermic and Exothermic Reactions
- Thermochemistry
- The study of heat changes during chemical reactions
- Energy taken in when bonds are broken
- Energy is released when bonds are made
- Exothermic
- If a reaction is endothermic is one direction, it is always exothermic in the other directions (vice versa)
- Endothermic
- Energy is measured in KJ/Mol
- When fuels are burnt, there is an exothermic reaction
- Enthalpy
- Enthalpy Change, (Delta)H
- A heat change at constant pressure
- The physical states of the products and reactants affect the enthalpy change
- -ve = Exothermic
- +ve = Endothermic
- Measuring enthalpy changes
- Standard molar enthalpy of formation
- "The enthalpy change when one mole of
compound is formed from its constituent
elements under standard conditions, all
reactants and products in their standard states"
- ARROWS POINT TO THE RIGHT
- Standard molar enthalpy of combustion
- "The enthalpy change when one mole of compound is completely
burned in oxygen under standard conditions, all reactants and
products in their standard states"
- ARROWS POINT DOWN
- q = m x c x (Delta)T
- q = J
- m = mass
- c = Specific heat capacity
- (Delta) T = temperature change
- Calorimeter used to measure enthalpy change
- Mass of product heated
- Temperature change
- Hess' Law
- The enthalpy change for a chemical
reaction is the same, whatever route is
taken from reactants to products
- Thermochemical Cycles
- LOOK IN BOOK
- Bond Enthalpies
- The mean bond enthalpy
- Same bond may have different bond enthalpies under different environments