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C7 PPQ Mistakes

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Total cards: 16•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
Front (Question)

In an energy change diagram what is the overal energy change and the activation energy?

Back (Answer)

• Activation = distance between reactants and top of the curve • Overall energy change = distance between the energy of reactants and products

#2
Front (Question)

If reactants and products are given in the question what do use them for in energy change diagram

Back (Answer)

• You use them to label the reactants and products • instead of just writing ‘reactant’ and ‘product’

#3
Front (Question)

How to improve investigation: • Measure temp of 100cm3 of water • Add 10 g of ammonium nitrate • Stir once • Measure the temp of the solution every minute for 7 min

Back (Answer)

• Stir more times • Use a digitial thermomter • Insulate the cup • Use a large man of ammonium nitrate • Use a smaller volume of water

#4
Front (Question)

Why does the temperature of the reaction between ammonium nitrate + water decreases then increases

Back (Answer)

• Reaction is endothermic • After the reaction is finished energy is transferred to the solution

#5
Front (Question)

Why leave a solution for 3 minutes before adding the other reactant

Back (Answer)

• To reach room tempertaure • To reach constant temperature

#6
Front (Question)

Why does a reaction have an increase in temperature and then a decrease

Back (Answer)

• Reaction is exothermic • after reaction is finished • energy is lost to surroundings

#7
Front (Question)

A student is investigating the energy change of a endothermic reaction They use a thermometer and a glass beak How can you make the experiment more accurate

Back (Answer)

• Polysterene cup isntead of glass • so that energy would not be gained

#8
Front (Question)

Two advantages of using fuel cells instead of rechargable cells for cars

Back (Answer)

• travel further before refueling • They are faster to refuel

#9
Front (Question)

How can you reduce volume

Back (Answer)

• Compress it in a high pressure gas compressor

#10
Front (Question)

Explain the temperature of an endothermic reaction to which an excess is added

Back (Answer)

• As the reaction progress the temperature lowers • as energy is taken in • As the solute is at room temperature the solution begins to rise

#11
Front (Question)

endothermic reaction is polystyrene cup vs in metal cup

Back (Answer)

• metal is a heat conductor • reaction is endothermic • so allows energy to move into the solution metal = higher temp of solution

#12
Front (Question)

why will using a polystyrene cup grant more accurate results thatn a glass cup

Back (Answer)

• Polystyrene is a better thermal insulator • less energy would be transferred to the environment

#13
Front (Question)

random error for energy change practical

Back (Answer)

• stirring different amounts • different starting temperatures

#14
Front (Question)

how to investigate the effect of concentration of voltage (use 1 mol/dm3 of NaCl)

Back (Answer)

• Place one nickel electrode and one (metal) electrode • Use an electrolyte of 1 mol/dm3 of NaCl • meausre out 10cm3 using a meauring cylinder • meaure the voltage using a voltmeter • keep the volume of the electrolyte the same but add 2cm3 of water • measure using pipette • to dilute the solution • keep the volume of the electrolyte the same but add 4cm3 of water • measure using pipette • to dilute the solution

#15
Front (Question)

where does is the activation energy on a graph

Back (Answer)

• from the products • to the peak

#16
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