Energy and Heat
Thermochemistry
Spontaneous Reactions and Free Energy
Enthalpy
100

_____ is energy that is transferred from one object to another because of a difference in their temperatures

Heat

100

___________ is the study of heat transfer.

Thermochemistry

100

What is one example of a spontaneous reaction?

wet clothes dry when hung outside, alka-seltzer tablet dissolves and produces bubbles, a drop of food coloring in water spreads throughout, ice melting at room temp, or a cup of coffee cooling down when left out.

100

Enthalpy is a measure of the energy content of a system, symbolized by _

H

200

The temperature of an object is proportional to the average ______ ______ of its atoms or molecules.

kinetic energy

200

True or False: We can use thermochemistry to make jet fuel

true

200

What term is symbolized by S

Entropy

200

True or False: Enthalpy is a concept used in refrigerators 

true

300

Heat is an _______ property, while temperature is is an ________ property.

extensive; intensive

300

_____________ is the study of energy changes as they relate to macroscopic quantities like pressure, volume, temp, and enthalpy.

THERMODYNAMICS

300

Are spontaneous reactions endothermic or exothermic?

both

300
What law regards enthalpy change?
Hess's
400

What instrument do scientists use to measure heat

calorimeter

400

Who discovered thermochemistry? 

Germain Henri Hess

Joseph Black

Antoine Lavoisier

Germain Henri Hess

400

Spontaneous Reactions are those that can occur under specific conditions without any ______.

assistance

400

Who invented enthalpy?

Coyer Robinson

Heike Kamerlingh Onnes

Carter Radig 

Heike Kamerlingh Onnes

500

You need to know its specific heat, its mass, and the temperature change to evaluate heat transfer. What can this be simplified to?

delta

500

heat produced in a reaction ______ heat absorbed in the reverse reaction.

equals

500

What are two examples of entropy change

 solid ->liquid, liquid->gas, solute dissolving in a solvent, or heating a system

500

What has to be constant for a process to occur when the enthalpy change is a measure of the heat change accompanying the process?

pressure

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