
CHEMICAL ENERGETICS
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Sharidah Nadhirah
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CHAPTER 8: CHEMICAL ENERGETICS
Chemical & Energy
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Chemicals
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Energy
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AB + C = AC + B
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When chemical reaction takes place
Energy is being absorbed/released
energy & chemical reaction
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Lets sketch how energy is being absorbed and released during a chemical reaction..
pens and paper..
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Energy will start to transfer to or from the environment (surrounding)?
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When chemical reaction takes place and energy is released to the environment
the process is called..
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EXOTHERMIC
EXIT
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When chemical reaction takes place and energy is absorbed from the environment
it is called
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ENDOTHERMIC
ENTER
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HOW CAN WE REPRESENT ENERGY COMING IN AND GOING OUT??
ENERGY LEVEL DIAGRAM
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ENERGY LEVEL DIAGRAM
A diagram showing the energy change of the reaction on vertical axis and the reactants and products on the horizontal axis.
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WHY IS THERE ENERGY CHANGE?
What is happening in a chemical reaction??
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Lets draw the energy level diagram
IMPORTANT!!!!
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Lets recap
exo & endo
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EXOTHERMIC (EXIT)
Gives out energy
Surrounding temperature rise/increase
The reaction can be described as: reactants = products + energy
formation of new bonds
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EXOTHERMIC (eg:)
combustion of fuels (O2 + gas)
neutralization (acid + base)
respiration in our body
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ENDOTHERMIC(ENTER)
Take in energy from the surrounding
Surrounding temperature fall
The reaction can be described as: reactant + energy = products
Since energy is absorbed products must have higher energy than reactants.
Bonds breaking
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ENDOTHERMIC (eg)
reactions that take place in cooking
photosynthesis: plants absorbed sunlight energy to convert CO2 + H2O = Glucose
ice melting
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9.2
MAKING & BREAKING BONDS
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MAKING & BREAKING BONDS
In a chemical reactions, bonds must first be broken. Then new bonds form. Breaking bonds takes in energy. Making bonds releases energy.
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BOND ENERGIES
...is the energy needed to make or break bonds.
Energy needed (enter) to break bonds. (Endothermic = absorbed)
Energy given out (exit) when making bonds (Exothermic = released)
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Bond energy = (kJ/mole)
units
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BOND ENERGY CALCULATION
Each chemical bond has a specific bond energy
This is the amount of energy require to break or form the bond
This energy can be used to calculate how much heat would be released or absorbed in a reaction
Identify bond present in reactants & products
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LETS DO CALCULATION
CALCULATOR!!
CHAPTER 8: CHEMICAL ENERGETICS
Chemical & Energy
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