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Thermochemistry - Coggle Diagram

- - - - it's the capacity to do work
      - can be transferred from one object to another
  - - - for example; a pyramid of golfballs
        
        the ordered structure means that it has low entropy
        
        increases and helps reactions along when making a fire
  - - - every molecule has a certain amount of chemical potential energy
        
        stored between bonds in the atoms
        
        the ones with more energy are less stable, that makes them more likely to react
  - - - when an oven explodes, it's a reaction
        
        the chemical final final energy is less than the starting energy
        
        the difference is added to the surroundings
        
        heat energy is transferred from the system to the surroundings
        
        surroundings gets hotter
    - - when the final energy is greater than the starting energy
        
        when baking a cake, the added heat from the oven will change the chemical structure
        
        system takes heat energy from the surroundings
        
        the surroundings gets cooler
- - - - associated with moving objects
  - - - but with a microscope you can see the molecules traveling at hundreds of meters per second.
  - - - which translates kinetic energy of the linear motion
        
        at the behavior of the system
      - "hard sphere"
    - - there is rotational and vibrational kinetic energy as well
        
        in liquids and solids, potential energy associated
        
        with intermolecular attractive forces
- - - - "q"
        
        is thermal energy
        
        transformed
        
        from a hotter system to a cooler one
        
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      - is a process
    - - is a measure
        
        of the average kinetic energy
        
        of atoms and moleculs
        
        in the system
        
        of the amount of energy
        
        of certain object
        
        and it will need an instrument
- - - - it's used in objects but also in our food
        
        it can be for example when baking a cake, or when you're playing golf
    - - this helps innovate and create objects
        
        will need this energy to work
        
        there is a reaction happening every day in most of our actions or even the way we get to places