*Thermochemistry*
* Thermochemistry is the study of the thermodynamics of chemical reactions.
* Enthalpy : Heat content of a system
* Endothermic reaction : The enthalpy change that occurs when heat is absorbed by a system. ∆H= +ve i.e change in enthalpy for this reaction is always positive.
* Exothermic reaction: The enthalpy change that occurs when heat is given off to the surroundings from a system. ∆H=-ve i.e enthalpy change is always negative.
* Entropy: Degree of disorderliness in a system
* W= P∆V
W is work done by a system (S.I unit is Joules)
P is pressure in atm
V is volume in Litres
* Increasing Endothermic change
--------------------------------------->
Solid --> Liquid --> Gas
<--------------------------------------
Increasing Exothermic change
i.e, Solid ---> liquid is Endothermic
Liquid ---> Gas is also Endothermic
But,
Gas ---> liquid is Exothermic
Liquid ---> Solid is also Exothermic
*Reversing a thermochemical equation changes the enthalpy sign.
i.e,
N2 + 3H2 ---> 2NH3, ∆H= -ve
2NH3 ---> N2 + 3H2, ∆H=+ve.
* Q=mc0
Q is quantity of heat
m is mass
c is specific heat capacity
0 is temperature difference (0²-0¹)
* Q= mL
L is latent heat
This occurs when there's a change of phase.
* C of H2O is 4.2KJkg-¹°C-¹
(Specific heat capacity of water)
You must be logged in to post a comment.