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endothermic energy change

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  • positive energy change

  • more chemical energy when finished cause heat energy is changed to chemical

  • temp gets cold

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endothermic energy change

  • positive energy change

  • more chemical energy when finished cause heat energy is changed to chemical

  • temp gets cold

endothermic reaction profile

small curve to higher products line at the end

endothermic example reactions

decomposition reactions

acid + hydrocarbonate

exothermic energy change explanation

more energy released making bonds than is needed to break bonds

exothermic reaction profile

big curve to low products line at the bottom

endothermic energy change explanation

less energy released making bonds than is needed to break bonds

burning fuels example reactions

  • methane + oxygen

  • hydrogen + oxygen

  • propane (C3H8) + oxygen

acid and alkali example reactions

  • sulphuric acid + sodium hydroxide

  • acid + hydroxide

exothermic energy change

  • negative energy change

  • less chemical energy when finished cause some of the energy changed to heat energy

  • temp gets hot

exothermic example reactions

  • acid + alkali

  • burning fuels

  • displacement reactions

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how to make a simple cell

2 different metals in an electrolyte

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what is a battery

2 or more cells joined together

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cathode

  • positive

  • reduction

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how is current carried through the wires

electrons

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what affects the potential difference of the cell

  • bigger the difference in reactivity of the metals = bigger potential difference

  • identity and/or conc of the electrolyte

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how to recharge electrochemical cells

the reactions in the cell must be reversible so a current can drive them in the opposite directions and reform the orginal reactants

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how is current carried through the electrolyte

ions

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anode

  • negative

  • oxidation

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which metal is the negative electrode and why

the ones that gives out electrons the easiest (most reactive 1)

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