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Enthalpy
heat content stored in a chemical system
Enthalpy change
heat exchange with surroundings at constant temp.
Standard conditions
Temp= 298K
Pressure= 100kPa
Conc= 1M
Exothermic
NEGATIVE
Releasing energy to surroundings (increase in temp).
Enthalpy of products is less than enthalpy of reactants due to energy being lost to sureoundings.
Endothermic
POSITIVE
Energy taken in from the surroundings (decrease in temp).
Enthalpy of products is greater than reactants as energy has been taken in from sureoundings.
Calculating heat capacity
Heat energy transferred:
Energy transferred:
(q = M x C x temp change / 1000)
M= vol C= 4.18 x temp change
DIVIDE BY
(moles of fuel used)