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exothermic reaction
transfers energy to the surroundings- shown by a rise in temperature
include:
combustion
neutralisation
most
oxidation reactions
uses-
self heating
cans and hand warmers
freezing
is an exothermic process
bond forming
- exothermic
exothermic reaction
endothermic reaction
takes in energy from the surroundings- shown by a fall in temperature
include:
thermal decomposition
reaction between
citric acid
and
sodium hydrocarbonate
uses- sports injury packs
melting
is an endothermic process
bond breaking
- endothermic
endothermic
reaction
activation energy
minimum amount of energy that
reactants
need to react
bond breaking- endothermic
HCl
->(
energy
) H + H - bond broken
bond forming- exothermic
C + O -> CO (strong bond formed) +
energy released
bond energy calculations
overall energy change=
total energy
needed to
break bonds
- total energy released by forming new bonds
e.g. calculate the energy change for the reaction between H2 and Cl2 forming HCl
H-H + Cl-Cl -> H-Cl H-H=
436
H-Cl=
431
H-Cl Cl-Cl=242
436+242=
678
2x431=
862
678-862=-184kj/ mol