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Energy changes
rq pratical temp changes
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What should you be able to describe by the end of the video on temperature changes in chemical reactions?
How to
investigate
the variables that affect temperature changes in chemical reactions
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What type of reaction is being investigated in this practical?
Exothermic
reaction
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What is the neutralization reaction being studied in this experiment?
The reaction between
hydrochloric acid
and
sodium hydroxide
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What is the independent variable in this experiment?
The volume of
sodium hydroxide solution
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What is the dependent variable in this experiment?
The
maximum temperature
reached
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What are the control variables in this experiment?
The volume of
hydrochloric acid
and the
concentrations
of both solutions
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How do you prepare the hydrochloric acid for the experiment?
Measure 30
centimeters
cubed of
dilute
hydrochloric acid
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Why do we place the polystyrene cup inside a beaker?
To prevent the cup from falling over
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What should you do after adding sodium hydroxide solution to the polystyrene cup?
Fit a
plastic
lid
and place the
thermometer
in the solution
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What happens to the temperature of the solution during the exothermic reaction?
The temperature of the solution increases
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When do you record the highest temperature reached in the experiment?
When the reading on the
thermometer
stops changing
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What is the procedure after measuring the temperature for the first volume of sodium hydroxide?
Repeat the experiment using
10
centimeters cubed
of sodium hydroxide solution
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How do you determine the mean value for the maximum temperature reached?
By calculating the
average
of two
sets of results
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What trend is observed as the volume of sodium hydroxide solution increases?
The
maximum temperature
reached increases
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Why does the maximum temperature start to decrease after a certain volume of sodium hydroxide?
There is not enough
hydrochloric acid
for all the sodium hydroxide to react
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What
happens to the energy released when large volumes of sodium hydroxide are added?
The energy is spread out into a greater volume
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Why is a polystyrene cup with a lid used in this experiment?
To reduce
heat losses
during the temperature measurement
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Where can students find more questions on this required practical?
In the
vision workbook
linked in the video
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What is the role of polystyrene as a material in this experiment?
It is a good
thermal insulator
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What is the procedure for measuring the temperature change in an exothermic reaction?
Measure the temperature before and after adding
sodium hydroxide
to
hydrochloric acid
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Why is a thermometer significant in the experiment?
It measures the
temperature
changes during the reaction
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Why is it important to repeat the experiment multiple times?
To ensure
accuracy
and reliability of results
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What concept explains the energy release in exothermic reactions?
Energy is released when
reactants
form products
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How does the concentration of reactants affect temperature change?
Higher
concentrations lead to
greater
temperature changes
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Why is recording data in a table format important?
It helps organize and
analyze
the results effectively
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What effect does reaction volume have on temperature change?
Increased reaction volume can lead to decreased
maximum temperature
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What is the concept of neutralization in chemistry?
The reaction between an
acid
and a
base
to form
water
and salt
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