Endo and Exo Changes Flashcards

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Physical Changes

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  • Trama
  • dissolving = dissolution
  • phase/state change
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2
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S–> L

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Fusion/Melting (endo)

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3
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L–>G

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vaporization/boiling (endo)

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4
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S–>G

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sublimation (endo)

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5
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G–>L

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condensation (exo)

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6
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L–>S

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Freezing/solidification (exo)

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7
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G–>S

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deposition (exo)

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8
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EXO chemical reactions

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Ax2 B Cx2 D F
- Acid dissolving in water
- Acid base neutralization
- Base dissolving in water
- Combustion (burning)
- Composition
- Digestion
- Fermentation

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9
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Endo reaction definiton

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The temp. of the suroundings decreases because HE is absorbed by the system

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10
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Thermochemical Equation for Endo

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HE + A + B –> AB

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11
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Delta H notation Endo

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A + B –> AB ΔH= +KJ

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12
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activation energy

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minimum amount of E needed to activate reactants into products (energy put into system)

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13
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enthalpy

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measure of heat in a thermochemical system

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14
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Exo reaction definition

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The temp. of the surroundings increases because HE is absorbing heat by the system

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15
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Thermochemical Equation for Exo

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A + B –> AB + HE

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16
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Delta H notation Exo

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A + B –> AB ΔH= - KJ