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ENERGETICS
5.2) HESS LAW
-State that enthalpy change for reaction depends only on differences between enthalpy of product and enthalpy of reactant --
ΔH = Product - Reactant
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Law of conservation of energy
-Energy can be neither created nor destroyed; it can be transformed from one form of energy to another.
EFFECT ON ENERGY CHANGE
-rearrangement equation = no effect
-reversing equation= changes the sign
-mutiplication equation = energy change is mutiplied
-division equation = energy change is divided
-adding two equations= energy change added together
-subtracting two equations =the energy changes are subtracted
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5.1
HEAT & TEMPERATURE
HEAT = Measure of total energy of substance which depend on amount of substance
-flow from high temperature to low temperature object
TEMPERATURE = Measure of average kinetic energy of particle in substance
- measure in Kelvin (K)
-Absolute temperature is directly proportional to average kinetic energy of particle
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EXOTHERMIC & ENDOTHERMIC
EXOTHERMIC
-heat from system released to surrounding
-surrounding temperature increase.(ΔH = +)
-Combustion,neutralisation
- Reactant is mores stable than product
ENDOTHERMIC- Temperature from surrounding is absorbed into system
-temperature surrounding decrease. (ΔH = - )
-Photosynthesis, thermal decomposition method
- Product is more stable than reactant
5.3) Bond Enthalpy
AVERAGE BOND ENTHALPY
-the average amount of energy needed to break a specific type of bond, measured over a wide variety of different gaseous molecules.
-Bond formation = ΔH -
-Bond breaking = ΔH +
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Entropy,ΔS
[S(product)-S(reactant)]
factor increasing:
-change state
(solid-->liquid-->gas)
-increase mol of gas
(in product)
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