Calculating energy changes

Description

GCSE C2 Mind Map on Calculating energy changes, created by danielberthaur on 02/01/2014.
danielberthaur
Mind Map by danielberthaur, updated more than 1 year ago
danielberthaur
Created by danielberthaur over 10 years ago
9
0

Resource summary

Calculating energy changes
  1. Exothermic reactions give out heat
    1. If the energy given out is more than it needs to break the bonds the reaction is exothermic.
      1. Endothermic reaction take in heat
        1. Energy change= Total energy needed to break all bonds-total energy given out when new bonds are formed
          1. Example CH4 + 2O2----> CO2 + 2H20
            1. 4*C-H=(4*412)=1648kj
              1. 2*O=O =(2*496)=992kj
                1. Total energy in = 2640kj
                  1. Bonds formed are C=O and O-H
                    1. 2*C=O =(2*743)=1486kj
                      1. 4* O-H =(4*463) =1852kj
                        1. Total energy out=3338kj
                          1. Total energy change= 2640-3338=-698kj
                            1. Exothermic reaction
                            Show full summary Hide full summary

                            Similar

                            Fractional distillation
                            danielberthaur
                            Halogens
                            danielberthaur
                            Isotopes
                            danielberthaur
                            Alkanes and Alkenes
                            danielberthaur
                            Smart materials
                            danielberthaur
                            Rate of chemical change 2
                            danielberthaur
                            Chemical calculations
                            danielberthaur
                            Solubility and purification of water
                            danielberthaur
                            Atomic structure
                            danielberthaur
                            Masses of atoms and molecules
                            danielberthaur
                            Alkali metals
                            danielberthaur