Gen. Chem (Pre-final)

Cards (15)

  • Classification of System
    • Open systems - allow the transfer of mass and energy
    • Isolated systems - do not allow
    • Closed systems - allow the flow of energy but not mass
  • STOICHIOMETRY
    • Explains that matter and energy are neither created nor destroyed one is being converted to another form of energy.
    • defined by the law of conservation of mass and energy
  • How can the flow and conversion of energy be determined?
    Thermochemistry
  • THERMOCHEMISTRY
    • branch of chemistry that studies the energy changes (usually in the form of heat) that accompany chemical reactions and physical transformations.
    • concerned with the relationships between chemical reactions and energy changes involving heat.
  • What is the similarity between physics and chemistry?
    • conversion of energy
    • E=mc^2 or formulas are usually the same.
    • they both study matter.
  • 2 Classification of energy:
    1. KINETIC ENERGY - Energy in motion
    2. POTENTIAL ENERGY - Energy at rest
  • Other forms of energy:
    • Mechanical energy - result from physical work
    • Radiant or light energy - result from electro-magnetic wave
    • Electrical energy - comes from moving charge
    • Thermal or heat energy - comes from the constant motion of molecules
    • Chemical energy - which is stored within the structure or substances
    • Nuclear energy - comes from nuclear reactions
  • Label the forms of energy
    A) Nuclear energy
    B) Light
    C) Electric energy
    D) Magnetic energy
    E) Potential energy
    F) Kinetic energy
    G) Chemical energy
    H) Thermal energy
  • Energy is the capability to do work, thus, may also define as the process of expending energy.
  • In chemistry, energy is the discussions of the flow of chemical reactions.
  • Energy is not only utilized in physical activities but also in chemical reaction.
  • Heat - is defined as the transfer of thermal energy if heat is being absorbed or released it means that there are two objects. involved the donor and receiver.
    • In chemistry the two objects are; system - particular area of interests sorroundings - everything outside the particular interests ( outside but within the box)
  • Chemical reagents inside a test tube are considered as the system while that are outside the test tube are the surroundings.
  • 2 types of transfer of Energy Endothermic process - transferring heat from the system to the surroundings. Exothermic process - If the flow of heat is from the surroundings to the system.