Temperature
Enthalpy
Entropy
Reactions
Laws and Equations
100

Heat measures which of the following types of energy?

- Kinetic energy

- Potential energy

Kinetic energy

100

Which of the following are included in the measure of total enthalpy?

Kinetic Energy

Chemical Energy

Potential Energy

All of them.

100

Entropy refers to the amount of _______ in a system.

randomness

100

In an exothermic reaction heat _______________ the system

leaves or exits

100

The units of energy is...

Joules

200

What is the difference between heat and temperature?

Heat = total kinetic energy

Temperature = average kinetic energy

200

Which is more easily measured?

Change in Enthalpy

Total Enthalpy

Change in Enthalpy

200

When a system increases in temperature, the entropy ________. (Increases/decreases)

increases

200

True or False: A reaction with a positive ΔG is spontaneous.

False

200

Name two of the laws of thermodynamics.

Conservation of mass/energy

Entropy of a closed system increases over time

300

What is a calorimetry experiment used to measure?

A calorimetry experiment measures the change in temperature of a process/reaction.

300

True or false: Enthalpy is an intensive (does not matter how much stuff is measured)  property.

False, enthalpy is extensive.

300

The entropy of the universe is...

increasing

300

Name three things which are conserved during a reaction.

Mass, Energy, Charge

300

 the equation:

ΔG = ΔH-TΔS is used to predict....

if a reaction is spontaneous

400

What letter is used to represent heat in the equation

q=mcΔT

q=  heat


400

A positive value for ΔH indicates that a reaction is _______.

endothermic

400

Entropy is represented by which letter in equations?

S

400

If entropy increases and enthalpy increases or entropy decreases and enthalpy decreases, whether or not the reaction is spontaneous depends on....

temperature

400

True or False:

spontaneous reactions happen fast

False

500

What is the difference between Specific Heat and Heat Capacity?

Specific heat is on a per-gram basis, heat capacity is for the whole system.

500

True or false: a system at absolute zero has zero enthalpy.

False. It has zero kinetic energy, but still has mass energy, potential energy, etc.

500

In the following reaction

N2 + 3 H2  -->  2 NH3

Entropy is ...

decreasing
500

True or False: combustion is spontaneous.

True

500

What does the symbol "Δ" mean?

Δ = change in 

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