S&B enthalpy

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What is heat energy?

A type of energy; heat represents the kinetic energy of the particles in a substance

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What is temperature?

A measure of how much kinetic energy the particles have

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A reaction that releases energy is

Exothermic

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A reaction that releases energy does what?

Produces heat energy and increases temperature

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A reaction that absorbs energy is

Endothermic

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A reaction that absorbs energy does what?

Removes heat energy from the surroundings and decreases temperature

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What is endothermic?

Heat energy is stored within substances as a different form of energy

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What is exothermic?

Energy stored within substances is turned into heat energy

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What is enthalpy (H)?

Chemical potential energy

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What is enthalpy (H)?

A type of energy stored within a substance that can be released in the form of heat

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What do enthalpy diagrams show?

Graphs that show how the amount of enthalpy in the reactants and products compare

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What are the axes on an enthalpy diagram?

Y-axis = enthalpy; X-axis = reaction pathway/time

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What is ΔrH?

The difference in enthalpy between products and reactants

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What is ΔrH?

Enthalpy change for the reaction

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How do you calculate ΔrH?

H(products) - H(reactants)

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ΔrH value for an exothermic reaction

Negative (-)

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ΔrH value for an endothermic reaction

Positive (+)