Endo And Exothermic Reactions Flashcards

(8 cards)

1
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What are the most common exothermic reactions?

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Combustion,neutralisation, oxidation

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On a reaction profile diagram, how is activation energy shown?

A

A dotted line between the reactants and the top of the curve

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3
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In order to have an endothermic reaction what do you often need to supply?

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Heat e.g Bunsen burner

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4
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What are examples of endothermic reactions?

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  • thermal decomposition
  • reaction of citric acid with sodium hydrocarbonate
  • electrolysis
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What is the graph to show exo + endothermic reactions called and what is on the x and y axis?

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Graph name: energy profile graphs
X axis - progress of reaction
Y axis - energy

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What is activation energy?

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Minimum amount of energy for atoms to collide with one another in order to react

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What is the method of the practical involving sodium hydroxide + hydrochloric acid? What is the conclusion?

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  • place 25cm3 of sodium hydroxide solution into calorimeter (digital thermometer)
  • measure and record temp of solution
  • add 5cm3 of dilute hydrochloric acid and stir
  • measure and record highest temp reached by mixture
  • repeat previous steps, increasing amount of acid added each time by 5cm3

Conclusion: larger the difference in temperature, the more energy absorbed or released

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8
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What is a calorimeter?

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Digital thermometer

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