Unit 9: Energy in Chemical Reactions Flashcards

1
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define energy

A

the ability to do WORK, produce HEAT, or CHANGE matter

-drives all chemical reactions

•some releases energy and others need to take in energy (photosynthesis ☀️)

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2
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list two types of energy and the differences

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potential energy:

-energy that is available due to position or composition

kinetic energy:

-energy due to the motion of the object, depends on mass and velocity

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3
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list the microscopic examples of potential energy and kinetic energy

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potential: ATP is a biological molecule that has the ability to RELEASE energy when one of the bonds is REARRANGED

kinetic: movement of molecules or atoms made possible by the energy release when the phosphate bond is BROKEN

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4
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define temperature

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measure of average kinetic energy of the particles in a substance

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5
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define electromagnetic radiation

A

form of energy traveling as a wave 🌊 + visible light that we can see 😏

-moves at the speed of light 3.0 x 10^8 m/s)

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6
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wavelength and energy

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amount of energy has determines its color

less energy = longer wavelength (red)

more energy = shorter wavelength (ultraviolet)

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7
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According the the first laws of thermodynamics, the energy of the universe ____

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is CONSTANT

energy can be converted to sound, vibration, and heat - but remains UNCHANGED

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8
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what is the system (in chemistry 🧪)

A

what you are looking at

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9
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what is the surrounding

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everything else besides the system 💀

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10
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exothermic vs endothermic

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exothermic: energy release from the system into the surroundings

endothermic: energy absorbed into the system from the surroundings

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11
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list examples of exothermic

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combustion, oxidative respiration, freezing water, condensing water vapor

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12
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list examples of endothermic

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ammonium salt, photosynthesis, melting ice, boiling water

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13
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how do chemical reactions happen (in what 2 parts)

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breaking bonds:
-alway REQUIRES energy (endothermic)

forming new bonds:
-always RELEASES energy (exo, and no, not the kpop group)

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14
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Endothermic reactions: energy absorbed by breaking bonds is ___ than the amount of energy by making new bonds

A

MORE

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15
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Exothermic reactions: energy absorbed by breaking bonds is ___ than the amount of energy by making new bonds

A

LESS

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16
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define heat flow and what makes heat flow possible (hint: law)

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heat flow is the energy due to a difference in temperature, 2nd law of thermodynamics:
the entropy (disorder) of the universe is increasing

*more disorder tend to spread out

17
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when does heat flow stop?

A

no net heat transfer between the two objects

18
Q

name three ways how heat energy can spread and describe them

A
  • conduction
    transfer of heat energy to another substance or object with which it is in contact

-convection
when a warm substance rises above its cooler surroundings

-radiation
when electromagnetic waves carry energy from an energy source

19
Q

endo or exo? when you feel cold

A

endothermic