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1 Living By Chemistry SECOND EDITION
Unit 5: FIRE Energy, Thermodynamics, and Oxidation-Reduction

2 Lesson 105: Over the Hill Reversing Reactions

3 ChemCatalyst Hydrogen is considered the clean fuel of the future for automobiles. The simple chemistry behind the technology is the combustion of hydrogen to produce water and 286 kJ of heat (per mole of hydrogen used). Write the chemical equation for this reaction. Balance it. What is the net energy input or output of the reaction as written? What kind of energy exchange would you expect if you completed the reverse reaction and formed hydrogen and oxygen from water? Explain your thinking.

4 Key Question What is the energy associated with reversing reactions?

5 You will be able to: use energy diagrams to compare forward and reverse reactions explain changes in kinetic and potential energy in chemical reactions define activation energy

6 Prepare for the Classwork
Work individually.

7 Discussion Notes The energy diagrams for a reaction and its reverse reaction are mirror images of each other because energy is conserved. Nitrogen dioxide

8 Discussion Notes (cont.)
Combustion of methane

9 Discussion Notes (cont.)
Combustion of hydrogen

10 Discussion Notes (cont.)
At any point in time, all the energy in a system can be considered either kinetic energy (energy of heat and motion) or potential energy (energy of position or composition).

11 Discussion Notes (cont.)
When the potential energy changes, the kinetic energy also changes because energy is conserved. Every chemical reaction (not just combustion reactions) requires some sort of energy input to start it. Activation energy: The minimum amount of energy required to initiate a chemical process or reaction.

12 Discussion Notes (cont.)
The activation energy of a reaction depends on factors other than the value of the heat of reaction, H∆.

13 Wrap Up What is the energy associated with reversing reactions?
The energy diagram of a reaction and the reverse reaction are mirror images of each other. The energy in a chemical system is in the form of either kinetic energy or potential energy. When substances combust, a great deal of potential energy is converted to kinetic energy. The potential energy of the system decreases. The energy required to start a reaction is called the activation energy.

14 Check-In Draw an energy diagram for a reaction that releases heat. Label the energy involved in the reaction. Explain how your diagram shows that energy is conserved.

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