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exothermic
- energy transferred to surroundings
- magnesium ribbon in hydrochloric acid
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combustion of fuels
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calorimetric technique
- rise in temp of water = measure of energy transfer
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energy transfered to surrounding air
- not accurate
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endothermic
- energy absorbed from surroundings
- sodium hydrogen carbonate in hydrochloric acid
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enthalpy change
- heat energy in chemical reaction = enthalpy
- delta H : J or kJ
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mass : g or Kg
- 1cm3 water = 1g
- C= specific heat capacity of water
= 4.2 J g-1 C-1 or 4.2 kJ Kg-1 C-1
- delta T : degrees C
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conservation of energy
- energy can not be created or destroyed
- enthalpy rise from chemical reaction
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Energy Profiles and deltaH
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energy level diagrams
- enthalpy difference between
reactants and products
- C3H8(g) + 5O2(g) ---> 3CO2 (g) + H2O (l)
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Stage 1
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Ea : Activation energy
- minimum energy for reaction to occur
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endothermic
- energy needed to break bonds
- covalent bonds broken
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stage 2
- atoms combine
- new covalent bonds formed
- exothermic
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larger alkane
- more energy released
- more bonds broken
- more bonds formed
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increase between alkanes
- almost constant
- extra CH2 unit
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energy kJ mol-1
- methane : CH4 : 882
- ethane : C2H6 : 1542
- propane : C3H8 : 2202
- butane : C4H10 : 2877
- penatne : C5H12 : 3487
- hexane : C6H14 : 4141
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Bond Energy Calculations
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covalent bond
- particular amount of energy needed to break it
- particular energy given out when made
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Bond Energy (kJ mol-1)
- C-C : 348
- C-H : 413
- O=O : 498
- H-H : 436
- H-O : 464
- C=O : 745
- Cl-Cl : 242
- H-Cl : 431
- H2 + Cl2 ---> 2HCl
Endothermic
H-H : 436
Cl-Cl : 242
Exothermic
2 x HCl : -(2 x 431)
delta H : -184kJmol-1
exothermic is -ve!