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Heat Capacity(C)
Amount of heat energy needed to rise the temperature of the WHOLE or SYSTEM by one degree/ Kelvin
Heat Cap = Heat / (Change in temperature)

Specific Heat Capacity (c)
Amount of heat energy required to raise the temperature of a unit of mass of substance/something by ONE degree/Kelvin
Specific heat = Heat/ (mass) * (change in temperature)

Endothermic Process
Taking in heat

Exothermic Process
Losing energy

Potential Energy
Stored Energy
or
Chemical Bonds
Kinetic Energy
When things are in motion
or
Motion of Particles
System
Part of the thing that being studied
Surrounding
Everything else thats NOT being studied
Heat (q)
Energy transfers when there is a difference in temperature.
Work(w)
Work = Force * Distance
Signs of Heat(q) and Work(w)
Q + W = Change in Energy

Enthalpy(H)
Heat energy thats is with the chemical reaction.
Kinetic Molecular Theory
Gas at atomic level
Kinetic Molecular Theory: Assumptions 1
Particle Volume: Gas particles are super super tiny. They take up almost no space.
Kinetic Molecular Theory: Assumptions 2
Particle Motion: They are always randomly moving in all directions. Move unless they collide with wall or other particles
Kinetic Molecular Theory: Assumptions 3
Nothing attracting gas particles; Gas don’t attract each others so they are stay single for fever sadly.
Effusion
Process where a gas escapes through a tiny hole
Diffusion
Direction of a gas through another gas.