Reactivity 1.1 Flashcards

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1
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In terms of kinetic energy, define temperature

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The average kinetic energy of the particles

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2
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State the units used to measure heat

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Joule OR J

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3
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During a chemical reaction, state the name of the contents inside the reaction vessel

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System

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During a chemical reaction, state the name of the contents outside the reaction vessel

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Surroundings

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5
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Describe the transfer of matter and energy during a chemical reaction in an open system

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Both energy and matter can be exchanged with the surroundings

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Describe the transfer of matter and energy during a chemical reaction in a closed system

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Mass cannot be exchanged with the surroundings, although energy can be exchanged with the surroundings

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Describe the transfer of matter and energy during a chemical reaction in an isolated system

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Both energy and matter cannot be exchanged with the surroundings

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In terms of energy transfer, define an exothermic reaction

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Heat energy is transferred from the system to the surroundings during a chemical reaction

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In terms of energy transfer, define an endothermic reaction

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Heat energy is transferred from the surroundings to the system during a chemical reaction

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Describe how the temperature of the surroundings changes during an exothermic chemical reaction

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Increases

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Describe how the temperature of the surroundings changes during an endothermic chemical reaction

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Decreases

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12
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State the symbol given to enthalpy

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H - must be capital

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13
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State the symbol given to enthalpy change

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ΔH - must be a capital

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14
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State the name of the term that is the total amount of chemical energy in a set amount of a chemical substance

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Enthalpy

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15
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State the units of measurement for enthalpy

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kJ mol⁻

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16
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Describe how the temperature of the system changes during an exothermic chemical reaction

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Decreases

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Describe how the temperature of the system changes during an endothermic chemical reaction

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Increases

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18
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Describe the enthalpy change during an exothermic reaction

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Enthalpy change is negative

19
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Describe the enthalpy change during an endothermic reaction

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Enthalpy change is positive

20
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Describe the difference in potential energy between reactants and products during an exothermic reaction

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The reactants have higher potential energy than the products

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Describe the difference in potential energy between reactants and products during an endothermic reaction

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The reactants have lower potential energy than the products

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State the name of the label for the y-axis of an energy profile diagram

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Potential energy

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State the name of the label for the x-axis of an energy profile diagram

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Reaction coordinate

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In terms of bonds, describe a transition state

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A stage of the reaction where all chemical bonds are both partially broken and formed

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State the name of the state found at the peak of the energy profile diagram
Transition state
26
Define activation energy
The minimum energy required for reactants to collide successfully begin to react
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Describe how to label the activation energy on an energy profile diagram
Draw an arrow from the potential energy of the reactants to the transition state
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State the symbol used to represent activation energy
Ea
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Describe how to label the enthalpy change on an energy profile diagram
Draw an arrow from the potential energy of the reactants to the potential energy of the products
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State the greek symbol that is used to represent an enthalpy change under standard conditions and states
Theta OR θ
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Define the standard enthalpy of reaction
The enthalpy change when the reactants in the stoichiometric equation react to give the products under standard conditions in their standard states
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State the standard pressure for an enthalpy change
100 kPa
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State the standard concentration for an enthalpy change
1.00 mol dm⁻³
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In calorimetry, state the name of the term with the symbol q
Heat transferred
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In calorimetry, state the name of the term with the symbol m
Mass of the water or solution
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In calorimetry, state the name of the term with the symbol c
Specific heat capacity
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Describe how to convert heat transferred (q) to enthalpy (H)
Divide by the amount, in moles, of the substance
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In calorimetry, explain why the true maximum temperature may never be reached
The reaction will be losing heat to the surroundings as the reaction begins and moves towards completion
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In calorimetry, explain how extrapolation can be used to determine the maximum temperature
Extrapolate the cooling section of the graph until the extrapolated line intersects the time when the reactant was added
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In calorimetry, describe the assumption for the rate of cooling
Rate of cooling is constant
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In calorimetry, describe TWO assumptions when using a solution
The solution has the same specific heat capacity and density as pure water
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State the density of water
1.00 g cm⁻³
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Explain why combustion of N₂ is an endothermic reaction
The triple bond in the nitrogen molecule requires a large amount of energy to break, therefore the energy required to break all the bonds is greater than the energy released forming all the new bonds