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Calorimetry
the measure of heat exchange
Energy is either...
a reactant
a product
If a rxn requires energy from the surroundings it...
Gets cold
If a rxn gives off energy to the surroundings it...
Gets hot
1st Law of Thermodynamics
Energy cannot be created nor destroyed
Exothermic
Products have less chemical energy than reactants
Endothermic
Products have more chemical energy than reactants
System
Reaction area
Surroundings
Everything except the reaction area
Heat capacity
the amount of heat energy needed to raise a system by 1°C
Heat Capacity (units)
Heat absorbed/
∆T

J/°C
Heat Energy
Heat capacity*∆T
Specific Heat
the amount of energy required to raise 1g of material by 1°C
Specific Heat (units)
J/
g°C
Amount of heat in a system
specific heat*mass*∆T
Calorimetry
Take known system (mass and specific heat) and measure the temperature change as a result of a reaction
Qr=
Qs=
Qr= heat of rxn
Qs= heat of surroundings
Qr=-Qs
Qr= Csp*mass*∆T
Specific heat of water
4.184 J/g°C
Change in Energy
E final-E initial
Enthalpy
Chemical energy
Change in enthalpy
∆H=H final- H initial
∆H=H products- H reactants
∆H > 0
-products have more energy than reactants
-energy entered the system
-endothermic
∆H < 0
--products have less energy than reactants
-energy left system
-exothermic
State Function
independent of pathway

*mountain analogy*