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NYS Regents Chemistry

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Heat of vaporization (Hv)   heat required to BOIL one gram of a liquid(see table B for water’s Hv)  
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Heat of fusion (Hf)   heat required to MELT one gram of a solid (see table B for water’s Hf)  
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Absolute zero   zero kelvin or –273 *C, the lowest possible temperature.  
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Activation energy   energy required to take reactants or products to the top of a potential energy diagram. Every reaction has activation energy  
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Spontaneous reaction   process that occurs on its own, without outside energy other than activation energy. Usually exothermic(decrease in enthalpy) with an increase in entropy  
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Thermochemistry   the study of the heat changes that occur during chemical reactions  
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Chemical potential energy   energy stored in chemical bonds  
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System   the chemicals whose bonds are being broken and reformed during a reaction  
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Surroundings   the air or water that will gain energy from the system during an exothermic reaction or lose energy to the system during an endothermic reaction.  
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Law of Conservation of Energy   Energy cannot be created or destroyed, only transferred from one form to another  
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Endothermic   a reaction that requires a net absorption of energy. The PE of the bonds increases while the KE of the surroundings decreases (Feels cold)  
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Exothermic   a reaction that has a net release of energy. The PE of the bonds decreases while the KE of the surroundings increases (Feels warm)  
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Specific Heat Capacity   the amount of energy (in joules or calories) required to raise the temp of 1 gram of a substance by 1 degree Celsius or Kelvin.  
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Calorimeter   an insulated reaction apparatus that will allow for a more accurate measure of the change in temperature during a reaction.  
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Enthalpy   the measure of heat energy of a chemical, generally expressed in joules or calories.  
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Entropy   the amount of “chaos” or disorder of a chemical. Represented by delta S  
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Heat of Reaction   the enthalpy change of a reaction. Also known as delta H, or “q” in the heat formulas.  
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Fusion (the phase change)   melting; solid -> liquid  
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Vaporization   boiling; liquid -> gas  
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Sublimation   phase change solid -> gas  
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Crystallization   phase change liquid -> solid; also known as freezing or solidification  
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Deposition   phase change gas -> solid  
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Condensation   phase change gas -> liquid  
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Entropy   chaos of a system (ie. a gas has more entropy than a liquid)  
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