Bond Energy and Heat of Reaction Notes Flashcards

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What is the formula for Heat of Reaction?

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△H

Heat of Reaction represents the energy change during a chemical reaction.

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What type of reaction has a negative △H?

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Exothermic Reactions

In exothermic reactions, reactants lose energy to the environment.

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What type of reaction has a positive △H?

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Endothermic Reactions

In endothermic reactions, reactants gain energy from the environment.

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What is potential energy in the context of chemical bonds?

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Stored energy that can be converted into another type of energy

An example is lifting an object, which adds potential energy.

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What is bond energy?

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The energy stored in the chemical bonds

Bond energy is a measure of the stability of a bond.

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What factors affect bond energy?

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  • Type of bond
  • Which elements are bonded together

Bond energy varies with single, double, and triple bonds.

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What happens to atoms in a chemical reaction?

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Atoms in the reactants must be separated and then recombined to form the products

This involves breaking and forming bonds.

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What is required to break bonds?

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Energy

Energy must be supplied to separate bonded atoms.

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What happens when bonds are made?

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Energy is released

This energy release contributes to the overall energy change in a reaction.

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How is energy conserved in chemical reactions?

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The amount of energy released when making a bond is the same as the energy required to break the same bond

This principle underlies the balance of energy in reactions.

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What is the equation for the combustion of methane?

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CH4 + 2 O2 → CO2 + 2 H2O

This reaction illustrates the breaking and forming of bonds.

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What does an energy exchange diagram show?

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A comparison of energy needed to break reactants and energy released through products

Arrows indicate energy input and release.

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What do arrows pointing up represent in energy diagrams?

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Energy input

This indicates the energy required to break bonds.

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What do arrows pointing down represent in energy diagrams?

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Energy released

This indicates the energy released when new bonds are formed.

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What indicates an exothermic reaction in energy diagrams?

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Energy released is more than the energy input

This results in a net release of energy.

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What indicates an endothermic reaction in energy diagrams?

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Energy released is less than the energy input

This results in a net absorption of energy.