ermochemistry Review Pe thick of WS#8 2) Vaporization of ice b) CHG) +202) > Com + 6) Sublimation of iodine “0? ® * 2#:0(@) + 88210 & NHC) > NHI (aq) aye= +147 ktm 6) Citic acid reacting with baking soda eesse ot la causes a temperature decrease Use the standard enthalpies of formati 7 ae of formation for all elements = 0) on Lie deterine the Ana for each ofthese actions. (You mast know the enthalpy ee en cena as ota” “as” vem ad peeeere on rch) see wi sae W800" in3° olga 6a) tim” cig’ 5 bach soa ee say ees aes asada eee acs) “110 ‘SOx(g) 296.4 wei ama” eag fea ea eeu wis) 462 ms) 2029 a) NaOH(s) + HCI(g) -—--> NaCl(s) + H:0(g) = ORS Blan? (i(tsact) + (4,9 J - [iCnnonl) +1(H)} CU Cans) +1 Cressi Croed+ Card) = 646-8 —(-s14) -1736 6 b)_ 2 H:S(g) +3 Ox(g) ~> 2 H:0() +2 SOx(e) Kem = [2Qe d1- GOD +2Ca) - ieee. YJ “Bees +36) < Erasers > Determine which method applies and calculate the enthalpy for each of the probtems below. 2. For the reaction Seer ri 2 Cathelg) +13 Ox) > 8 CO ()+ 10 500) the AH?, 287.4, = 1438.7 KS What is the AHgons° for the combustion of 1 mole of Callie: tmclCH,, * aes 1438.7 ks 1. What is the AHcous® for the production of S moles of! Sma H,o x T2EITleT lometH,O ‘What is the Ae? for the production of L mole of Cit’ He. +120 + 1438.7 kd ' FCO (Gg) + (OMS) > 2CyMio +18 Mee = 2977-4 k tmeetCyt, x $2E77 us ; 5 at fig ETE)3 during a coo! night, calculate the amount of energy released to the air during this condensation. Given: The molar heat of vaporization of water is 40.79}Jinol, Sucg Ho x immino y UONMET ~ [228 crfirooks) 4. Caloulate th Ue dwgho imeho + Galeuais the mass of a sample of lead (Cry = 0.160 J.C) when i loses 200.3 cooling from 75.0°C to 42.0%. Bo \ Yam cor \ ~200-03 =( (o 6e3, C32 6) . 4 2D) 5. Cals tne eneray required to whe 425 658 275°C to 102.0°C. (Cao 4.184 14°C, Cam 2.06 J \ mae 1.16 x 1083 on _\ MED yon) WEB cceey,) (os = TsCsoe = 1S5GS An. Oy, = mor, @ * , De UtUrUs — : Wea) (oat) wise ast 'A.28.4 g sample of aluminum is heated to 39.4, and placed ina calorimeter cnaining $0.0 g of water. The temperature of| [00°C What isthe specific hest capacity, C, of aluminum? (for Hs0(D, C= 4.184 J/g°C) 0.898 Jig" aye ty fs COLE] 4 [soo WIRY} kes Wap Gey T GRO SES Gee aage N= ©: asy, [A248 piece of copper initially 314 °C ts dropped into 390 mL of waloridally at 226°C. Assuming that al heat transfer occurs bptween the copper and the water, caloulte the final temperature. ‘388°C a a aay | x= sry Basan ee 20] ors3 AT \e3) X26 Nas-are (x31) fees te Cx-319)} Aas.anex + 30 We 2t-16x 3667977, LETS 6. Clete beat of ormaton of ethane Cal (@ fea combunion, lnc ST Sr by the equation ‘Feat +705 () > 6120 0) + 4.603 (6) ‘54.4 kx/mot Bena = 2 DMerod ~ 4 6 Herautne na\sous = Lee r€u€o\— [2 Cee) + 7G) aire = (ease 27 aud) z ie@ +0 20, Clee a TON ora 7 Ks cae Lente 2 Cis) sO) > COxa) AH ~ 3398 nol plgrseyron S019 aI SBONIM! € TO, > Co, Bona -85q pene ne Coal) aH = 9879 fhm = Su k-ontiee Perera)" 286) - 25,4 20,9 wee SF CD Tasio huz= 84-46 Sx F360 Sco, + 230. Aw11, Using bond enthalpies, calculate the reaction enthalpy (AH) for: (CHa (g) + Ch x (g)+ Ch (g) > CHCl (g) + HCI (g) ie each (c-Hjeswrea ieee is (c-ci}a30689/ mol Ch =P unre“ De AC. (H-Cl)= 43210 / mol , x : (cl-ci}=298/mol Oh sct-ei CH 7 ee EF AN = Eq SMe crass — 2 "Prod ie [acc 4+ ((r-cd|- [EE tGl-a)+ caw] vat rues} fagerey tere roe = (344 _—~20e0° A&n= (ol Ye 2 Consider the heat capacities of two east iron fying pans. The heat capacity of he smal cast ron ying Pan is found by observing that ste eat eapaity ofthe GEFs on yng pan, wile made of tenperatre by 30.0 °C Coupe pn {ed D ts14400 iy ithe ea TGRIy fh arg pn venereal si be Macs of the larse Rare great teen the en «pglet eset be mee, aaa b rae wha eo ii bein Pecans wot Fare wah a $0.0 °C temperate chase =F T oe _ eee sea seer ea mat “4 SoeQ (ie) 5c Find the specific heat capacity of the larger cast iron fing Pe that has a mass of 4040 g.( Note the heat capacity is, 131417 with 50.0 °C temperature change qyeme AT apes copa Senet enc MMe HO: VES aD? CNR Do renset te Avtonst depend on amount a i