1. A student mixes two liquid chemicals together and notices that some vapor is produced. What type of process is this? a. Endothermic b. Exothermic c. Equilibrium d. Equinox
2. Which of the following statements describes an exothermic reaction, but not an endothermic reaction? a. Energy is destroyed during the reaction b. Energy is used to form chemical bonds c. Energy is used to break chemical bonds d. Energy is released as heat during the reaction
3. Which of the following correctly classifies the phase change of a liquid to a solid and provides the correct reasoning? a. Endothermic because the liquid releases energy to change into a solid. b. Endothermic because the liquid absorbs energy to change into a solid. c. Exothermic because the liquid releases energy to change into a solid. d. Exothermic because the liquid absorbs energy to change into a solid.
4. How much joules of energy are needed to heat 19 grams of water for a total of 25C? a. 1,985.5 J b. 475 J c. 113.6 J d. 5.5 J
5. If the heat of fusion for Copper is 205 kg/kJ, how much energy would be required to melt a 500 kg sample? a. 0.410 kJ b. 0.41 kJ c. 0.4 kJ d. 0.41 J
1. A student mixes two liquid chemicals together and notices that some vapor is produced. What type of process is this? e. Endothermic f. Exothermic g. Equilibrium h. Equinox
2. Which of the following statements describes an exothermic reaction, but not an endothermic reaction? e. Energy is destroyed during the reaction f. Energy is used to form chemical bonds g. Energy is used to break chemical bonds h. Energy is released as heat during the reaction
3. Which of the following correctly classifies the phase change of a liquid to a solid and provides the correct reasoning? e. Endothermic because the liquid releases energy to change into a solid. f. Endothermic because the liquid absorbs energy to change into a solid. g. Exothermic because the liquid releases energy to change into a solid. h. Exothermic because the liquid absorbs energy to change into a solid.
4. How much joules of energy are needed to heat 19 grams of water for a total of 25C? e. 1,985.5 J f. 475 J g. 113.6 J h. 5.5 J
5. If the heat of fusion for Copper is 205 kg/kJ, how much energy would be required to melt a 500 kg sample? e. 0.410 kJ f. 0.41 kJ g. 0.4 kJ h. 0.41 J