A thermodynamic state function H=U+pV; at constant pressure the enthalpy change equals the heat exchanged, ΞH=qpβ, which is negative for exothermic and positive for endothermic processes.
Enthalpy change tells you how much heat a reaction releases or absorbs at constant pressure: ΞH<0 means heat is released (exothermic, the surroundings warm up) and ΞH>0 means heat is absorbed (endothermic).
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Example 1
hard
For 4Fe+3O2ββ2Fe2βO3β, ΞH=β1648 kJ. Find heat released when 11.2 g of Fe (55.8 g/mol) reacts completely.
Example 2
medium
On an enthalpy diagram, an endothermic reaction shows products at a ____ enthalpy than reactants.
Example 3
medium
If 50.0 g of H2βO (c=4.18 J/(gΒ·K)) warms from 20.0 Β°C to 80.0 Β°C, how much heat (kJ) was absorbed?
Example 4
easy
A reaction has ΞH=β890 kJ. Is it exothermic or endothermic?Energy profile for a reaction with ΞH
Example 5
easy
If forward ΞH=β150 kJ, what is ΞH for the reverse reaction?
Example 6
easy
For C+O2ββCO2β with ΞH=β394 kJ, how much heat is released per mole of carbon?C + Oβ β COβ with ΞH
Example 7
hard
A reaction's ΞH=+85 kJ. At constant pressure, 1.00 mol reacts in a system that does 5.0 kJ of work on the surroundings. Find ΞU for this process.