Neutralisation
Photosynthesis
Melting
Dissolving of ammonium salts
Petrol
Diesel
Methane
Hydrogen
The number of bonds broken is greater than the number of bonds formed.
The formation of H - I bonds absorbs energy.
The total energy change in bond formation is less than that in bond breaking
The products possess less energy than the reactants.
More bonds are broken than formed
More bonds are formed than broken
Energy involved in bond breaking is greater than energy involved in bond formation
Energy involved in bond formation is greater than energy involved in bond breaking
1 only
1 and 2 only
2 and 3 only
1, 2 and 3
Process whereby plants make food
Change of state from gas to liquid
Reaction of potassium with water
Reaction of citric acid with sodium hydrogencarbonate
Rusting of iron
Thermal decomposition of limestone
Thermite reaction
Change of state from solid to liquid
Make car batteries
Weld railway lines
Meat tenderiser
Fermentation of sugars
Hydrochloric acid + sodium hydroxide
Iron (III) oxide + aluminium
Zinc + copper (II) sulfate
Ammonium nitrate + water
38.0°C
47.0°C
38.5°C
47.5°C
Mixing some iron filings with some sulfur
Adding hydrochloric acid to sodium hydroxide solution
Dissolving ammonium chloride in water
Burning a mixture of iron and sulfur
Reaction 1: endothermic; Reaction 2: endothermic
Reaction 1 :exothermic; Reaction 2: exothermic
Reaction 1: exothermic; Reaction 2: endothermic
Reaction 1: endothermic; Reaction 2: exothermic
A large amount of sodium carbonate dissolves in water.
Dissolving sodium carbonate is exothermic.
The temperature rises when all solids dissolve in water.
Aqueous sodium carbonate has more energy than solid sodium carbonate
13.5 kJ of heat energy is absorbed
27 kJ of heat energy is absorbed
13.5 kJ of heat energy is released
27 kJ of heat energy is released
A catalyst has to be added for the reaction to take place
Heat is required to start the reaction
The reactants of reaction have less energy than the products of reaction
Energy required for bond breaking is less than energy released from bond formation
H - H covalent bonds are broken
Cl - Cl covalent bonds are formed
Ionic bonds are formed in hydrogen chloride
H - Cl covalent bonds are formed
Carbon-hydrogen single bond
Oxygen-oxygen double bond
Oxygen-hydrogen single bond
Carbon-carbon double bond
Carbon-oxygen double bond
Carbon-hydrogen single bond
Carbon-carbon double bond
Oxygen-hydrogen single bond
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