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Exothermic
Negative sign

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Exothermic
Negative sign

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Endothermic
Positive sign

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Exothermic
Positive sign

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Endothermic
Negative sign

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$q$ is in Joules (J)
$m$ is in grams (g)

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$q$ is in Joules (J)
$m$ is in grams (g)

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$q$ is in Joules (J)
$m$ is in kilograms (kg)

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$q$ is in kilojoules (kJ)
$m$ is in grams (g)

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$q$ is in kilojoules (kJ)
$m$ is in kilograms (kg)

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Heat loss to the surroundings/apparatus
Incomplete combustion of the fuel

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Heat loss to the surroundings/apparatus
Incomplete combustion of the fuel

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Heat gain from the surroundings/apparatus
Complete combustion of the fuel

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Heat loss to the surroundings/apparatus
Excess oxygen around the fuel

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Heat gain from the surroundings/apparatus
Incomplete combustion of the fuel

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Breaking bonds requires energy input, so the correct term is endothermic."},{"text":"oxidising","correct":false,"explanation":"Oxidising describes electron loss or an increase in oxidation state, not the energy change associated with breaking a chemical bond. Bond breaking is endothermic."},{"text":"neutral","correct":false,"explanation":"Breaking a bond cannot be treated as energetically neutral because energy must be supplied to separate the bonded atoms. The process is endothermic."}]},{"id":"451f617e-bdcc-4cba-9bbb-f19355ef5c73","cardType":"cloze","points":null,"front":"Breaking chemical bonds is an endothermic process, while forming bonds is [ ].","back":"Breaking chemical bonds is an endothermic process, while forming bonds is exothermic.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"exothermic","correct":true,"explanation":"When a new bond forms, the bonded system moves to a lower energy state and releases energy, so bond formation is exothermic."},{"text":"endothermic","correct":false,"explanation":"Endothermic describes bond breaking, which requires energy input. Bond formation releases energy, so the correct term is exothermic."},{"text":"oxidising","correct":false,"explanation":"Oxidising refers to electron transfer or oxidation state changes, not whether energy is released during bond formation. Forming bonds is exothermic."},{"text":"neutral","correct":false,"explanation":"Bond formation releases energy as the system becomes more stable, so it is not energetically neutral. The correct description is exothermic."}]},{"id":"9042192e-b653-4e73-b16c-1d42a13bcad4","cardType":"basic","points":1,"front":"Define mean bond enthalpy.","back":"The average enthalpy change to break 1 mol of a covalent bond in gaseous molecules.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"The average enthalpy change to break 1 mol of a covalent bond in gaseous molecules.","correct":true,"explanation":"Mean bond enthalpy is the average energy required to break 1 mol of a specified covalent bond in gaseous molecules, allowing for different molecular environments."},{"text":"The enthalpy change to break 1 mol of an ionic bond in solid compounds.","correct":false,"explanation":"This describes neither the bond type nor the physical state used for mean bond enthalpies. The definition concerns average enthalpy changes for covalent bonds in gaseous molecules."},{"text":"The average enthalpy change to form 1 mol of a covalent bond in gaseous molecules.","correct":false,"explanation":"Mean bond enthalpy is defined for breaking bonds, which requires energy, rather than forming them. It is the average enthalpy change to break covalent bonds in gaseous molecules."},{"text":"The average enthalpy change to break 1 mol of a covalent bond in liquid molecules.","correct":false,"explanation":"The physical state is wrong: bond enthalpies are defined for gaseous molecules so intermolecular forces do not affect the value. The correct definition specifies gaseous molecules."}]},{"id":"04785c2e-0f21-401a-87a1-9fc6b4f071b5","cardType":"cloze","points":null,"front":"Mean bond enthalpies are averaged over [ ].","back":"Mean bond enthalpies are averaged over a range of compounds.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"a range of compounds","correct":true,"explanation":"The same type of covalent bond can have slightly different strengths in different molecular environments, so mean bond enthalpies are averaged over a range of compounds."},{"text":"one specific compound","correct":false,"explanation":"A single compound provides one bond environment rather than a mean value. Mean bond enthalpies are averaged over a range of compounds."},{"text":"a range of elements","correct":false,"explanation":"The averaging concerns bond strengths in different compounds, not isolated elements. Mean bond enthalpies are averaged over a range of compounds."},{"text":"one specific bond length","correct":false,"explanation":"Bond length is a structural measurement, not the set of molecular environments used to calculate a mean bond enthalpy. Values are averaged over a range of compounds."}]},{"id":"ab39bea1-24e2-47d0-a82e-08174c780298","cardType":"basic","points":1,"front":"What is the formula for estimating enthalpy change using bond enthalpies?","back":"$$$ \\Delta H \\approx \\sum \\text{bonds broken} - \\sum \\text{bonds formed} $$","mcqOptions":[{"text":"$$$ \\Delta H \\approx \\sum \\text{bonds broken} - \\sum \\text{bonds formed} $$","correct":true,"explanation":"Breaking bonds requires energy and contributes positively, while forming bonds releases energy and contributes negatively, giving bonds broken minus bonds formed."},{"text":"$$$ \\Delta H \\approx \\sum \\text{bonds formed} - \\sum \\text{bonds broken} $$","correct":false,"explanation":"This reverses the energy signs: bond breaking requires energy and bond formation releases energy. The correct estimate is bonds broken minus bonds formed."},{"text":"$$$ \\Delta H \\approx \\sum \\text{bonds broken} + \\sum \\text{bonds formed} $$","correct":false,"explanation":"Adding both terms treats bond formation as energy absorbed, but forming bonds releases energy. The correct formula subtracts bonds formed from bonds broken."},{"text":"$$$ \\Delta H \\approx \\sum \\text{bonds formed} + \\sum \\text{bonds broken} $$","correct":false,"explanation":"This both places the terms in the wrong order and adds them, so it cannot represent energy released during bond formation. Use bonds broken minus bonds formed."}]},{"id":"be588b2b-058f-4486-b872-c831b1f42518","cardType":"basic","points":2,"front":"Why are bond enthalpy calculations only approximations?","back":"They use average values and only apply to gaseous substances.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"They use average values and only apply to gaseous substances.","correct":true,"explanation":"Average bond enthalpies combine measurements from many different compounds, although bond strengths depend on molecular environment. They also describe bonds between gaseous species, so other state changes are omitted."},{"text":"They use exact values and only apply to liquid substances.","correct":false,"explanation":"Bond enthalpies are not exact values that apply only to liquids. The calculations use average bond enthalpies for gaseous substances, so molecular environments and energy changes between physical states are not fully represented."},{"text":"They use measured values and only apply to solid substances.","correct":false,"explanation":"Measured values for solids are not the basis of bond enthalpy calculations. The data are average values for gaseous substances, meaning intermolecular forces and state-change enthalpies are excluded."},{"text":"They use specific values and only apply to aqueous substances.","correct":false,"explanation":"Bond enthalpies do not use compound-specific values for aqueous substances. They are averages for gaseous species, so they neglect variations between molecular environments and effects associated with other physical states."}]},{"id":"68dc70b4-00ab-45bd-946f-32d3a72de2a2","cardType":"cloze","points":null,"front":"If a reaction involves [ ] or solids, bond enthalpy calculations are less accurate because they ignore energy changes like vaporisation.","back":"If a reaction involves liquids or solids, bond enthalpy calculations are less accurate because they ignore energy changes like vaporisation.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"liquids","correct":true,"explanation":"Liquids must be converted into gaseous species before gaseous bond enthalpies can be applied. Ignoring the enthalpy of vaporisation therefore reduces the accuracy of the calculation."},{"text":"gases","correct":false,"explanation":"Bond enthalpies are defined for gaseous species, so gases themselves do not require vaporisation. The missing state-change energy becomes important when liquids are involved, making the correct term liquids."},{"text":"atoms","correct":false,"explanation":"Atoms are already individual gaseous particles in bond enthalpy cycles and do not undergo vaporisation as molecular liquids do. The relevant physical state omitted from the calculation is liquids."},{"text":"catalysts","correct":false,"explanation":"Catalysts change a reaction’s pathway and activation energy but do not create the omitted vaporisation term. Bond enthalpy estimates become less accurate when liquids are involved because gaseous data are used."}]},{"id":"174dc3d5-1253-4b28-8853-56d8b4eeff95","cardType":"basic","points":1,"front":"What specific quantity does $m$ represent when using $$ q = mc\\Delta T $$ for combustion calorimetry?","back":"The mass of water being heated (not the mass of fuel).","mcqOptions":[{"text":"The mass of water being heated (not the mass of fuel).","correct":true,"explanation":"The heat calculation refers to the substance whose temperature change is measured. In combustion calorimetry, that substance is the water, so its mass is used with water’s specific heat capacity."},{"text":"The mass of fuel being burned (not the mass of water).","correct":false,"explanation":"The fuel’s mass loss is used to calculate moles burned, not the heat absorbed using $q=mc\\Delta T$. Here, $m$ is the mass of water being heated."},{"text":"The mass of burner holding the fuel (not the mass of water).","correct":false,"explanation":"The burner does not undergo the measured temperature change and its mass includes material that is not being combusted. In $q=mc\\Delta T$, $m$ is the mass of heated water."},{"text":"The mass of apparatus being used (not the mass of water).","correct":false,"explanation":"The apparatus is not represented by water’s specific heat capacity in this simplified calculation. The required mass is that of the water whose temperature rise is measured."}]},{"id":"b9bdf6c3-8894-4fcd-b4dc-b1e29796f8bc","cardType":"basic","points":1,"front":"How do you calculate the moles of fuel burned in a spirit burner experiment?","back":"$$$ n = \\frac{\\text{mass of burner lost}}{\\text{molar mass of fuel}} $$","mcqOptions":[{"text":"$$$ n = \\frac{\\text{mass of burner lost}}{\\text{molar mass of fuel}} $$","correct":true,"explanation":"The burner’s decrease in mass equals the mass of fuel combusted. Dividing that mass by the fuel’s molar mass converts it into the number of moles burned."},{"text":"$$$ n = \\frac{\\text{initial mass of burner}}{\\text{molar mass of fuel}} $$","correct":false,"explanation":"The initial burner mass includes the burner itself and all fuel present, rather than only the fuel consumed. Moles burned use the burner’s mass loss divided by fuel molar mass."},{"text":"$$$ n = \\frac{\\text{mass of fuel remaining}}{\\text{molar mass of fuel}} $$","correct":false,"explanation":"The final fuel mass measures what remains rather than what reacted. The mass burned is found from the burner’s decrease in mass, then divided by the fuel’s molar mass."},{"text":"$$$ n = \\text{mass of burner lost} \\times \\text{molar mass of fuel} $$","correct":false,"explanation":"Multiplying mass by molar mass gives incorrect units and does not calculate amount of substance. The mass lost must be divided by the fuel’s molar mass."}]},{"id":"333f4f08-4b95-468e-8c01-d51753f62095","cardType":"basic","points":1,"front":"Which species is used to calculate $n$ in the molar enthalpy formula if the reactants are not in stoichiometric amounts?","back":"The limiting reagent.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"The limiting reagent.","correct":true,"explanation":"The limiting reagent is consumed first and therefore determines the maximum reaction extent. Its amount is used to relate the measured heat transfer to one mole of reaction."},{"text":"The excess reagent.","correct":false,"explanation":"The excess reagent is not completely consumed, so its initial amount does not represent the amount that reacted. The limiting reagent determines the reaction extent and supplies the required value of $n$."},{"text":"The catalyst.","correct":false,"explanation":"A catalyst provides an alternative reaction pathway but is regenerated rather than consumed stoichiometrically. The amount reacting is determined from the limiting reagent, which is consumed first."},{"text":"The solvent.","correct":false,"explanation":"The solvent provides the reaction medium but does not normally determine the stoichiometric extent of reaction. The moles used are those of the limiting reagent after considering the equation’s ratios."}]},{"id":"4eecd280-06d1-44d7-ac58-00ab6676f292","cardType":"cloze","points":null,"front":"In calorimetry, if the solution cools down, the reaction is [ ] and the value of $$ \\Delta H $$ must be positive.","back":"In calorimetry, if the solution cools down, the reaction is endothermic and the value of $$ \\Delta H $$ must be positive.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"endothermic","correct":true,"explanation":"Cooling of the solution means the reaction absorbs thermal energy from its surroundings. Heat absorption gives the reacting system a positive enthalpy change, so the reaction is endothermic."},{"text":"exothermic","correct":false,"explanation":"An exothermic reaction releases heat and would normally raise the solution’s temperature. Cooling indicates that heat is absorbed, so the reaction is endothermic and $\\Delta H$ is positive."},{"text":"thermoneutral","correct":false,"explanation":"A thermoneutral reaction has essentially no enthalpy change and would not cause cooling through reaction heat. A falling temperature indicates heat absorption, making the reaction endothermic."},{"text":"spontaneous","correct":false,"explanation":"Spontaneity depends on Gibbs free energy and cannot be inferred solely from whether the solution cools. Cooling identifies heat absorption, so the required energetic description is endothermic."}]},{"id":"a9e63c6c-9fe5-402d-b123-c67a1e78d959","cardType":"cloze","points":null,"front":"In calorimetry, if the solution cools down, the reaction is endothermic and the value of $$ \\Delta H $$ must be [ ].","back":"In calorimetry, if the solution cools down, the reaction is endothermic and the value of $$ \\Delta H $$ must be positive.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"positive","correct":true,"explanation":"An endothermic reaction absorbs heat from the surroundings, increasing the reacting system’s enthalpy. Products therefore have higher enthalpy than reactants, making $\\Delta H$ positive."},{"text":"negative","correct":false,"explanation":"A negative enthalpy change corresponds to heat release by an exothermic reaction. Because the cooling solution supplies heat to an endothermic reaction, $\\Delta H$ must be positive."},{"text":"zero","correct":false,"explanation":"A zero enthalpy change would describe a thermoneutral process with no net reaction heat. The observed cooling shows that energy is absorbed, so $\\Delta H$ is positive."},{"text":"constant","correct":false,"explanation":"Enthalpy change is a signed energy difference, not a quantity described as constant here. Heat absorption by the endothermic reaction means its calculated $\\Delta H$ must be positive."}]}]}],"examCountdown":{"examDate":"2027-05-11","paperLabel":"Paper 1"},"heading":"Calorimetry and bond enthalpies","title":"Calorimetry and bond enthalpies Flashcards","topbar":{"backHref":"/as-level/chemistry/edexcel/flashcards"},"topicSidebar":"$L38"}]}],"topicId":"ac495f8c-d79d-5f5b-8c75-f6eabeb45401","walled":"$L39"}],"$L3a","$L3b"]