Endothermic
Exothermic
Terms
Calorimetry
Phase Changes
100

Temperature in an endothermic reaction

What is decreases?

100

Temperature in an exothermic reaction

What is increases?

100

Part that is being studied

What is system?

100

The first time heat absorbed and temperature both increase

What is a solid?

100

Solid to Liquid

What is melting?

200

Heat in an endothermic reaction

What is absorbed?

200

Heat in an exothermic reaction

What is released?

200

Everything around the studied system

What is surroundings?

200

The first time when heat is absorbed but temperature stays the same

What is melting or freezing?

200

Liquid to Solid

What is freezing?

300

Endothermic relationship between reactant and product's potential energy

What is less than?

300

Exothermic relationship between reactant and product's potential energy?

What is greater than?

300

The system and surroundings all together

What is the Universe?

300

The second time heat absorbed and temperature both increase

What is a liquid?

300

Liquid to gas

What is boiling?

400

Endothermic reaction's enthalpy

What is positive?

400

Exothermic reactions enthalpy

What is negative?

400
Energy necessary to start reaction

What is activation energy?

400

The second time when heat is absorbed but temperature stays the same

What is vaporizing or condensing?

400

Gas to liquid

What is condensation?

500

Endothermic reactions examples

What is freezing, condensation, or combining?

500

Exothermic reactions examples

What is melting, boiling, vaporization, or separation?

500

Subject that can speed up a reaction's reaction rate

What are Catalysts?

500

The third time heat absorbed and temperature both increase

What is gas?

500

Solid to gas

What is sublimation?

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