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What are the 7 diatomic species that exist by themselves?

Elemental hydrogen, nitrogen, oxygen, fluorine, chlorine,bromine, and iodine

What three things do we need for a productive chemical reaction?

1 – A collision, in


2 – The proper orientation, with


3 – Sufficient energy.

What is energy of activation used for?

It is the certain amount of energy needed to break the bonds between atoms of the reactants

What happens if acollision occurs without sufficient activation energy?

No reaction will occur

What happens if a process has a very small energy of activation?

It is very easy to activate that process, so it will occur quickly and easily

What happens if a process has a very large energy of activation?

It will occur slowly and maybe not at all

What is an example of something that has low activation energy?

Burning gasoline

What is an example of something that has high activation energy?

A diamond could decompose into graphite or charcoal, but the activation energy is so high that this never happens under normal circumstances

Define heat of reaction

The total difference in heat energy that is released or absorbed in a process.




(after bonds are formed, there may be energy left over, or the products may require more overall energy to form new bonds)

When a process absorbs energy...

The heat of reaction is positive and it is endothermic

When a process releases energy...

The heat of reaction is negative and it is exothermic

When any substance melts or evaporates, it must be _____________

Absorbing energy