chapter 4.4. * energy is needed to break bonds * law conservation of energy- energy cannot be...
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Chapter 4.4
*Energy and Rates of Chemical Reactions
*Reactions and Energy
*Energy is needed to break bonds
*Law Conservation of Energy- Energy cannot be created or destroyed.
*It can change forms
*Exothermic Reaction
*Exo means “exit”
*Thermic means “Heat” or “Energy”
*Define Exothermic
*How does an exothermic reaction feel?
*Endothermic Reaction
*Endo means “go in”
*Thermic means “heat” or “energy”
*Define Endothermic
*How does an endothermic reaction feel?
*Rates of Reactions
*Activation Energy: Smallest amount of energy that is required for molecules to react
*Striking a match
*Friction is a source of activation energy
*Catalyst
*Catalyst- speeds up a reaction by lowering the amount of energy needed so that a reaction can happen more easily. *Are not actually part of the products or reactants.
Enzymes in the body are catalysts too!
*Inhibitor
*Inhibitor- slows down a reaction
*Factors Affecting Rates of Reactions
Temperature
*At high temperatures, particles of reactants move quickly.
*The higher the temperature……
*Factors Affecting Rates of Reactions
Concentration
*A measure of the amount of one substance dissolved in another substance.
*There is a small distance between particles with a high concentration
*The higher the concentration……
*Factors Affecting Rates of Reactions
Surface Area
*The amount of exposed surface of a substance
*Grinding a solid into a powder makes a larger surface area
*The greater the surface area……
*Factors Affecting Rates of Reactions
Inhibitor vs. Catalysts
*Inhibitor: substance that slows down or stops a reaction.
*Preservatives
*Catalyst: substance that speeds up a reaction without being permanently being changed
*Not a reactant
*Enzymes
*Catalytic Converter