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I'm really struggling with these hwk questions about calaculating energy change as my teacher hasn't explained it very well. Just wondering if anyone can help to explain this or point me in the right direction (as to a method) as I'm not sure where to start. Thanks
1. 100cm^3 HCl containing 0.10mol of HCL was added to 100cm^3 of sodium hydroxide solution containing 0.10mol of NaOH. The temperature of the sodium increased by 7 degrees. Calculate the energy change.
2. 0.10mol of zinc was added to 100cm^3 of copper sulphate solution. The temperature increased by 18 degrees, calculate the energy change.
3. Calculate the energy change for the reaction H(little 2) + F(little 2) ~ 2HF using the given bond energies.
4. " " " " " for the reaction CH(little 2) = CH(little 2) + 3O(little 2) ~ 2CO(little 2) + 2H(little 2)0 using the given bond energies.
I'm really struggling with these hwk questions about calaculating energy change as my teacher hasn't explained it very well. Just wondering if anyone can help to explain this or point me in the right direction (as to a method) as I'm not sure where to start. Thanks
1. 100cm^3 HCl containing 0.10mol of HCL was added to 100cm^3 of sodium hydroxide solution containing 0.10mol of NaOH. The temperature of the sodium increased by 7 degrees. Calculate the energy change.
2. 0.10mol of zinc was added to 100cm^3 of copper sulphate solution. The temperature increased by 18 degrees, calculate the energy change.
3. Calculate the energy change for the reaction H(little 2) + F(little 2) ~ 2HF using the given bond energies.
4. " " " " " for the reaction CH(little 2) = CH(little 2) + 3O(little 2) ~ 2CO(little 2) + 2H(little 2)0 using the given bond energies.
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Hiya,
I'm really struggling with these hwk questions about calaculating energy change as my teacher hasn't explained it very well. Just wondering if anyone can help to explain this or point me in the right direction (as to a method) as I'm not sure where to start. Thanks
1. 100cm^3 HCl containing 0.10mol of HCL was added to 100cm^3 of sodium hydroxide solution containing 0.10mol of NaOH. The temperature of the sodium increased by 7 degrees. Calculate the energy change.
2. 0.10mol of zinc was added to 100cm^3 of copper sulphate solution. The temperature increased by 18 degrees, calculate the energy change.
3. Calculate the energy change for the reaction H(little 2) + F(little 2) ~ 2HF using the given bond energies.
4. " " " " " for the reaction CH(little 2) = CH(little 2) + 3O(little 2) ~ 2CO(little 2) + 2H(little 2)0 using the given bond energies.
Hiya,
I'm really struggling with these hwk questions about calaculating energy change as my teacher hasn't explained it very well. Just wondering if anyone can help to explain this or point me in the right direction (as to a method) as I'm not sure where to start. Thanks
1. 100cm^3 HCl containing 0.10mol of HCL was added to 100cm^3 of sodium hydroxide solution containing 0.10mol of NaOH. The temperature of the sodium increased by 7 degrees. Calculate the energy change.
2. 0.10mol of zinc was added to 100cm^3 of copper sulphate solution. The temperature increased by 18 degrees, calculate the energy change.
3. Calculate the energy change for the reaction H(little 2) + F(little 2) ~ 2HF using the given bond energies.
4. " " " " " for the reaction CH(little 2) = CH(little 2) + 3O(little 2) ~ 2CO(little 2) + 2H(little 2)0 using the given bond energies.
where m is the mass of the solution being heated up and c is 4.2 (the specific heat capacity of water)
One assumption that is always made is that aqueous solutions have the same specific heat capacity as water (4.18kJ kg-1 K-1)
and FYI the way to get a subscript is to surround the item to be subscripted by the [ sub] and [ /sub] tags (without spaces)
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Ok sooooo...
As mentioned above c=4.2
ΔT is temp change which for 1. is 7
and m= mass of water which for 1. is 100
4.2 x 100 x 7
apply equation to second question too
For bond energies use stoichiometry ratios from given energies (oh **** ur gcse lol). Ok so use the big numbers behind the chemicals to multiply the given bond energies. Don't worry its not too difficult but im awful at explaining things
As mentioned above c=4.2
ΔT is temp change which for 1. is 7
and m= mass of water which for 1. is 100
4.2 x 100 x 7
apply equation to second question too
For bond energies use stoichiometry ratios from given energies (oh **** ur gcse lol). Ok so use the big numbers behind the chemicals to multiply the given bond energies. Don't worry its not too difficult but im awful at explaining things
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Ok sooooo...
As mentioned above c=4.2
ΔT is temp change which for 1. is 7
and m= mass of water which for 1. is 100
4.2 x 100 x 7
apply equation to second question too
For bond energies use stoichiometry ratios from given energies (oh **** ur gcse lol). Ok so use the big numbers behind the chemicals to multiply the given bond energies. Don't worry its not too difficult but im awful at explaining things
Ok sooooo...
As mentioned above c=4.2
ΔT is temp change which for 1. is 7
and m= mass of water which for 1. is 100
4.2 x 100 x 7
apply equation to second question too
For bond energies use stoichiometry ratios from given energies (oh **** ur gcse lol). Ok so use the big numbers behind the chemicals to multiply the given bond energies. Don't worry its not too difficult but im awful at explaining things
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