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May 4 - May 8 (Bond Energy Practice)

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 1hrs 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Breaking a chemical bond...

a)

requires energy

b)

releases energy

c)

is unrelated to energy

2.

Forming a chemical bond...

a)

requires energy

b)

releases energy

c)

is unrelated to energy

3.

An exothermic reaction...

a)

requires energy

b)

releases energy

c)

is unrelated to energy

4.

An endothermic reaction...

a)

requires energy

b)

releases energy

c)

is unrelated to energy

5.

Which of the following best describes what happens during a chemical reaction?

a)

Atoms always form stronger bonds.

b)

New atoms are added or removed to create new molecules.

c)

The number and type of each atom stays the same, but they rearrange to form new molecules.

d)

Atoms always form weaker bonds.

6.

Which bond stores the least energy per mole?

a)

C-H

b)

N-H

c)

H-H

d)

C=C

7.

Which bond stores the most energy per mole?

a)

C-H

b)

N-H

c)

H-H

d)

C=C

8.

How much energy is required to break the bonds of the reactants?

Use the table called "Average Bond Enthalpies."

a)

1367 kJ/mol

b)

1852 kJ/mol

c)

495 kJ/mol

d)

485 kJ/mol

9.

How much energy is released during the formation of the products?

Use the table called "Average Bond Enthalpies."

a)

1367 kJ/mol

b)

1852 kJ/mol

c)

495 kJ/mol

d)

485 kJ/mol

10.

How much energy is required to break the bonds of the reactants?

Use the table called "Average Bond Enthalpies."

a)

242 kJ/mol

b)

436 kJ/mol

c)

678 kJ/mol

d)

862 kJ/mol

11.

Does this reaction release energy or absorb energy?

Use the table called "Average Bond Enthalpies."

a)

This reaction releases energy.

b)

This reaction absorbs energy.

12.

How much energy is released when the products form new bonds?

Use the table called "Average Bond Enthalpies."

a)

242 kJ/mol

b)

436 kJ/mol

c)

678 kJ/mol

d)

862 kJ/mol

13.

Does this reaction release energy or absorb energy?

Use the table called "Average Bond Enthalpies."

a)

This reaction releases energy.

b)

This reaction absorbs energy.

14.

How much energy is stored in the bonds of this molecule?

a)

1184 kJ/mol

b)

1625 kJ/mol

c)

1898 kJ/mol

15.

How much energy is stored in the bonds of this molecule?

a)

1312 kJ/mol

b)

1528 kJ/mol

c)

1898 kJ/mol