Thermochemistry and Nuclear

What does this graph represent?

• Exothermic Reaction
• Endothermic Reaction
• Nuclear Reaction
• Radiation

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If ΔH = -95 J
Then...

• The system is losing 95 J to the surroundings
• Both the system and surroundings are losing 95 J
• The system is gaining 95 J from the surroundings
• Both the system and surroundings are gaining 95 J

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Calculate the amount of energy needed to convert 250. g of ice at - 25 °C to steam at 250.°C. The specific heat of water is 4.184 J/g * °C
(Answer is in correct sig figs)

• 2.88 x 10^5 J
• 2.9 x 10^5 J
• 287,650 J
• None of these

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In an exothermic reaction:

• ΔH is positive because energy is gained
• ΔH is negative because energy is gained
• ΔH is positive because energy is lost
• ΔH is negative because energy is lost

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Which equation would you use to solve for mass?

• Q = m * Cp * ΔT
• ΔT= Q / m * Cp
• M = Q/ Cp * ΔT
• E = mc^2

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The Law of  Conservation of energy states:

• Energy can neither be created or destroyed
•  ΔE_System + ΔE_Surroundings = 0
• ΔE = q x w
• All of these

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What is the term for the amount of energy absorbed or released in a chemical reaction?

• heat of vaporization
• heat of condensation
• heat of reaction
• heat of sublimation

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During an endothermic reaction, heat content in the surroundings decreases because:

• all reactions need heat energy
• the reaction absorbs heat energy
• energy is given off by the reaction
• heat energy is destroyed during reactions

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In an Endothermic Reaction, heat is transferred ____ the system, ____ the surroundings.

• from, to
• to, from
• from, from
• to, to

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Chemical Energy is Potential Energy stored in the bonds of chemicals

• True
• False

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