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Module 3: Section 2 - Physical Chemistry

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#1
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Enthalpy changes Definition of enthalpy change AH (delta H)

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Energy transferred between a system and its surroundings at a constant pressure and final temperature is the same as the start temperature

#2
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Enthalpy changes What are the units for enthalpy change

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kJ mol ^-1

#3
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Enthalpy changes What is a system

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Chemical or chemicals being studied and if system is closed there is no exchange between the system and the surroundings

#4
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Enthalpy changes What does standard enthalpy changes refer to

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Reactions done under standard conditions and with everything in their standard stats

#5
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Enthalpy changes What are standard conditions

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298 K (25*C) Pressure of 1atm (100kPa) Where solutions involved have concentration of 1 mol dm-3

#6
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Enthalpy changes What is exothermic change

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Give out heat to surroundings

#7
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Enthalpy changes Examples of exothermic changes

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Combustion Respiration Hot packs

#8
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Enthalpy changes Is delta H positive or negative for exothermic changes

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Negative as the products are at a lower energy level than reactants

#9
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Enthalpy changes On an enthalpy profile diagram for exothermic changes where are the products

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Products are below the reactants

#10
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Enthalpy changes What are endothermic changes

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Take in energy from the surroundings

#11
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Enthalpy changes Examples of endothermic changes

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Melting and vaporisation Photosynthesis

#12
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Enthalpy changes Is delta H popsoitve or negative for endothermic changes

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Positive as products have more energy than the reactants

#13
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Enthalpy changes In and energy profile diagram are the products above or below

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Products above reactants

#14
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Enthalpy changes What must happen for a reaction to occur

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Bonds must be broken and new ones formed so energy must be supplied to start both endothermic and exothermic reactions

#15
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Enthalpy changes What is activation energy Ea

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Minimum amount of energy needed to begin breaking reactants bonds and start a chemical reaction

#16
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Enthalpy changes Units for activation energy Ea

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kJ mol-1

#17
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Enthalpy changes How is the symbol of delta H modified fr standard enthalpy change

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A H °298(small) Delta symbol triangle then capital H then degree sign with lien through horizontally then small 298 at bottom

#18
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Enthalpy changes What is the enthalpy change of a reaction

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Enthalpy change associated with a stated reaction

#19
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Enthalpy changes Sign for enthalpy change of reaction

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AH r Delta symbol then capital H them small r

#20
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Enthalpy changes What is enthalpy change of combustion

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Enthalpy change when one mole of a substance undergoes complete combustion

#21
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Enthalpy changes Sign for enthalpy change of combustion

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A H c Delta sign then capital H the small c

#22
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Enthalpy changes What are enthalpy change of combustion always

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Always exothermic so negative delta H

#23
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Enthalpy changes Example of enthalpy change of combustion for ethanol

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C2H5OH (l) 3 O2 (g) —> 2 CO2 (g) + 3 H2O (l)

#24
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Enthalpy changes Important for equation of enthalpy change of combustion

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Include state symbols, always balanced, COMPLETE combustion