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This document gives a summary of the energy changes , endothermic and exothermic reactions, and their graphs.

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Energy changes in Reactions :
1-
Summary
exothermic :
:



C- reactants
SH Ot '


C- products


chemical thermal energy
definitions : pot .

energy >
reaction
energies
"
i. e combustion respiration
The heat of the reaction : is the of chemical potential of Oct)
SH net
charge energy a
system .




☐µ
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Exothermic reactions :
into thermal
2 '
exothermic : E reactants C- products
are reactions which transfer potential energy energy .




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thermal potential E-
Energy energy Chem
Endothermic reactions :
are reactions which transfer thermal into potential
energy .




.
i. e photosynthesis
energy required
Activation : is the minimum to start a chemical reaction
energy
.




- \

The activated complex :
is a
temporary transition state between the reactants & products . if the forward reaction is exothermic

-
A is substance that increases the rate of the reaction but remains then the
catalyst : a reverse reaction is endothermic



unchanged at the end of the reaction .




i. e add heat to start it remove heat



chemical Reactions :
É way )
to take it back .
the other .




"

absorbed
breaking bonds
energy
=
endothermic

•

released
forming bonds
energy exothermic
=

Hydrogen test

'


stronger bonds :
more
energy needed to break & more
energy when formed .
i. eztlz +02 21-120




É activated
Exothermic reactions : E r comp

. activation
chemical energy stored in bonds & is released as heat .
s energy r
- -


- heat released
or
> , \
. O

Energy !
,
transferred from the system to the s
surroundings .

o
energy , \

C reactants)
.
g-
Temperature of the
system increases .
I heat of
É reaction
'
indicated as H * in
grade 11 . . .
§ energy
(products)
&
'

physical change :
freezing ; condensation re sublimation deposition .




dissolution :
certain ionic compounds when dissolved release heat .

Reaction progress
• '


)
'

lot of heat
explosions producing i. e combustion
:
Chemical reactions a



OR cellular respiration hydrogen test : ZH t Oz -

2h20 ☐µ = -
zgskjmol
-1
Electrolysis of water

i. e 21-120 21-121-02

activated complex
É
-




Z
Endothermic Reactions :
E
heat released
"


" "
'
heat is absorbed & stored in chemical bonds .


of activation / l
energy
Cproducts)
.
z energy /
s
transferred from the surrounding into the of
energy system . o heat

reaction
. g-
temperature of
system decreases .


s energy o

o
( reactants )
§
"

0
indicated as H * in
grade 11 . . .




&
1

physical change :
melting ; evaporation sublimation .




Reaction progress
dissolution : certain ionic compounds when dissolved absorb heat .




'

chemical reactions : photosynthesis & electrolysis i. e water : 21-120 21-121-02 SH =
28s KJ moi
.
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