Endothermic or Exothermic reaction
Vocabulary
Temperature Conversions
Changes in reaction rate/time
Miscellaneous
100
melting ice cube
What is endothermic
100
(of a reaction or process) accompanied by or requiring the absorption of heat
What is endothermic
100
-100 celsius to kelvin
What is 173.15 kelvin
100
how is pressure caused?
What is a smaller amount of space with the same amount of particles cause more.
100
how many questions do you need to get right to pas the sol?
What is 27
200
when energy goes out or leaves a reaction.
What is exothermic
200
(of a reaction or process) accompanied by the release of heat.
What is exothermic
200
100 Fahrenheit to celsius
What is 37.8
200
As this change gets higher the particles move faster and when this change decreases the particles become slower.
What is temperature.
200
what is mrs.C's favorite cartoon?
What is adventure time
300
heating water
What is endothermic
300
the stored energy in an object; a result of its position
What is potential energy
300
15 celsius to Fahrenheit
What is 59 fahrenheit
300
what is surface area?
What is the more a substance takes up the faster the chemical reaction will occur.
300
Mrs.C has a shower curtain of what?
What is periodic table
400
bomb explosion
What is exothermic
400
a substance that is created by a substance or reaction
What is product
400
220 fahrenheit to celsius
What is 104.4 celsius
400
Lowers activation energy.
What is catalyst
400
what is Mrs.C's favorite element?
What is tungsten
500
food being digested
What is exothermic
500
an interaction between two or more chemicals that produce one or more new chemicals
What is chemical reaction
500
76 fahrenheit to kelvin
What is 297.6
500
what is concentration
What is pressure being put on a particle. (How weak/strong a substanse is)
500
how old is Mrs.C?
What is 34
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