Properties and Chemical Reactions
Atoms in Chemical Reactions
Energy Changes in Chemical Reactions
Units
Spontaneous/Non-Spontaneous
100

Oxygen is one of the reactants,
and a large amount of energy is
released.

Combustion

100

A balanced chemical equation which shows the energy change for the reaction

Thermochemical equation

100
The necessary amount of energy to produce a chemical reaction is call 

Activation energy

100

The SI unit for heat and energy is

Joule

100

These reactions take place on their own under a given set of conditions

Spontaneous

200

Name the types of observable energy released in a chemical reaction.

Heat, light, sound, electricity

200

Which law is represented in a balanced chemical equation?

Law of Conservation of Mass

200

In a given chemical reaction, the energy of the products is greater than the energy of the reactants. 


Endergonic - Energy is absorbed in the reaction

200

Gibbs free energy 

kJ (kilojoules)

200

Endergonic

Non-spontaeous

300

Triple bonds have (greater/less) bond energy than single bonds. Single bonds are (longer/shorter) than double bonds.

Greater - Longer

300

In 8C5H8, the coefficient is

8

300

Table salt dissolves spontaneously in water, however it absorbs enery from the water - making it ______________.

Endothermic 

300

Temperature (T)

Kelvin

300

More stable after the reaction takes place.

Spontaneous (Exergonic)

400

As bond length increases, bond energy ________.

Decreases

400

In  C6H12Othe subscript of Hydrogen is

12
400

The two driving forces of a reaction

Entropy and Enthalpy

400

Enthalpy Change

kJ/mol or kJ mol-1 -- Kilojoules per mol

400

________ must be provided for the non-spontaneous reactions to proceed.

energy

500

List the three factors which affect the strength of a chemical bond.

Bond Order, Bond Length, Bond Energy

500

Is the following chemical equation balanced?

2C3H6--->CH2+C5H10

Yes

500

What do the symbols n, m & M represent?

n=number of atoms/particles, etc.

m=mass

M= Molar Mass

500

Entropy change 

kJ/K or kJ K-1 (Kilojoules per Kelvin)

500

Entropy is positive and Enthalpy is negative

Spontaneous

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