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  • What is energy defined as in thermochemistry?
    The capacity to do work or produce heat
  • What does the law of conservation of energy state?
    Energy can be converted but not created or destroyed
  • What are the two types of energy mentioned?
    Potential and kinetic energy
  • How is potential energy defined?
    Due to position or composition, can convert to work
  • What is an example of potential energy?
    Water behind a dam
  • What is kinetic energy represented by in a formula?
    KE=KE =12mv2 \frac{1}{2} mv^2
  • How does temperature relate to kinetic energy?
    Temperature reflects random motions of particles
  • What does heat involve in thermochemistry?
    A transfer of energy due to temperature difference
  • What is a system in thermochemistry?

    The focus of attention in a study
  • What are surroundings in thermochemistry?

    Everybody else in the universe
  • How is the universe defined in thermochemistry?
    Universe = System + Surroundings
  • What characterizes an exothermic reaction?

    Heat flows out of the system
  • What characterizes an endothermic reaction?

    Heat flows into the system
  • What is enthalpy defined as?
    Enthalpy = heat
  • What does ΔH represent in thermochemistry?
    Energy flow as heat at constant pressure
  • How is the change in enthalpy calculated?
    ΔH = H products - H reactants
  • What is molar enthalpy?
    An extensive property related to heat change
  • How does changing coefficients affect heat change?

    Alters the heat change associated with a reaction
  • What is calorimetry?
    • The science of measuring heat
    • Constant-pressure calorimeter (coffee cup)
    • Constant-volume calorimeter (bomb)
  • What is heat capacity (C<sub>p</sub>)?
    Heat absorbed per degree = J/°C or J/K
  • What is specific heat capacity (c)?
    Heat capacity per gram = J/°C.g or J/K.g
  • What is molar heat capacity?
    Heat capacity per mole = J/°C.mol or J/K.mol
  • How are calorimeters used in measuring enthalpy changes?

    They measure energy released or absorbed by reactions
  • What is the relationship between Q system and Q surrounding?
    Q system = -Q surrounding
  • What is the equation for heat exchange?
    Q system + Q surrounding = 0
  • What is the formula for calculating heat exchange?
    Q = mcΔT
  • What is the principle of solution calorimetry?
    • Heat produced or consumed in the reaction (q reaction)
    • Heat absorbed or lost by the solution (q solution)
    • q reaction = -q solution
  • How do you calculate the enthalpy change of dissolution for lithium chloride in a calorimeter?
    Use temperature rise and mass of water
  • What is the heat of combustion per gram of phenol in a bomb calorimeter experiment?
    Calculate using temperature change and heat capacity
  • What is Hess's Law?
    • Change in enthalpy is the same for one step or multiple steps
    • ΔH for overall reaction equals sum of individual steps
    • Enthalpy is a state function
  • What happens to ΔH when a reaction is reversed?
    ΔH sign is changed
  • What happens to ΔH when the coefficients of a reaction are multiplied?
    ΔH is multiplied by that integer
  • What is standard enthalpy (ΔH<sub>o</sub>)?
    Enthalpy change at standard conditions
  • What is the standard heat of formation for an element?
    It is 0