Unit 6 · Thermochemistry

Chapter 6.1

Endothermic, Exothermic, and How Heat Actually Moves

An instant cold pack gets cold with nothing plugged in, and a hand warmer gets hot the same way. Energy did not appear or vanish; it moved between the chemicals and the surroundings, one collision at a time.

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By the end

  1. 01Classify a heating, phase change, dissolving, or reaction as endothermic or exothermic from observations
  2. 02Draw an energy diagram that shows the direction and size of an energy change
  3. 03Explain heat transfer as collisions between particles of different average kinetic energy
  4. 04Explain why thermal contact ends at equal temperatures

In unit 6

  1. 6.1Endothermic, Exothermic, and How Heat Actually Moves
  2. 6.2Calorimetry and the Energy of Phase Changes
  3. 6.3Enthalpy of Reaction and Bond Enthalpies
  4. 6.4Enthalpies of Formation and Hess's Law
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