EXOTHERMIC | ENDOTHERMIC |
 Diagram showing Enthalpy Change during an Exothermic Reaction |  Diagram showing Enthalpy Change during an Endothermic Reaction |
DEFINITION: Reaction in which energy is given out to surrounding, decreasing energy level (temperature increases) | DEFINITION: Reaction in which energy is taken in from surrounding, increasing energy level (temperature decreases) |
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Sunday, 9 July 2017
3.1: Know that Chemical Reacts in Which Heat Energy is Given Out are Described as Exothermic, and those in Which Heat Energy is Taken In are Described as Endothermic
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1.2: Understand the Interconversions between the Three States of Matter in Terms of: The Names of the Interconversions, How they are Achieved, the Changes in Arrangement, Movement and Energy of the Particles
INTERCONVERSIONS BETWEEN STATES OF MATTER: Diagram showing the interconversions between the states of matter EXPLANATION: CHANGE EXPLANATION...
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COVALENT COMPOUND: Compound involving bonds between Non-Metal and Non-Metal formed by shared pairs of Electrons between the two atoms s DOT-...
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REVERSIBLE REACTIONS: Reaction that can occur in both directions (reactants can react to form products, and p roducts can react to form init...
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THERMAL DECOMPOSITION: Breakdown of Compounds using heat energy s s THERMAL DECOMPOSITION OF METAL CARBONATES: s Carbon Dioxide is produced ...
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