Unit 2B: Energy · 2019-10-10 · Energy of Phase Changes 2019.notebook 5 October 10, 2019 Oct...

7
Energy of Phase Changes 2019.notebook 1 October 10, 2019 DO NOW 1. Name the two forms of energy. 2. What is temperature a measure of? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dmcevC55K3s Oct 61:47 PM Unit 2B: Energy Aim: To discuss the two main forms of energy and their interactions in nature

Transcript of Unit 2B: Energy · 2019-10-10 · Energy of Phase Changes 2019.notebook 5 October 10, 2019 Oct...

Page 1: Unit 2B: Energy · 2019-10-10 · Energy of Phase Changes 2019.notebook 5 October 10, 2019 Oct 61:47 PM Phase Changes and Energy Aim: To examine the behavior of particles and energy

Energy of Phase Changes 2019.notebook

1

October 10, 2019

DO NOW

1. Name the two forms of energy.

2. What is temperature a measure of?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dmcevC55K3s

Oct 6­1:47 PM

Unit 2B: Energy

Aim:  To discuss the two main forms of energy and their interactions in nature

Page 2: Unit 2B: Energy · 2019-10-10 · Energy of Phase Changes 2019.notebook 5 October 10, 2019 Oct 61:47 PM Phase Changes and Energy Aim: To examine the behavior of particles and energy

Energy of Phase Changes 2019.notebook

2

October 10, 2019

Energy: The ability to produce heat or do work.‐All objects have energy.

• Law of Conservation of Energy: ENERGY CANNOT BE CREATED OR DESTROYED BUT IS CONSERVED.

Energy is transferable.

Energy once used or transferred can become a class of energy that belongs to either KE or PE.

Classes of energy: Chemical, nuclear, thermal (heat), electrical, electromagnetic, mechanical

Page 3: Unit 2B: Energy · 2019-10-10 · Energy of Phase Changes 2019.notebook 5 October 10, 2019 Oct 61:47 PM Phase Changes and Energy Aim: To examine the behavior of particles and energy

Energy of Phase Changes 2019.notebook

3

October 10, 2019

Fire feels "hot"                    Ice feels "cold"

The fire is losing energy    The ice is absorbing energy  to the hand       from the hand

Hand HandFire Ice

surroundings surroundingssystem system

Exothermic change: Heat is lost by the system to the surroundings

Endothermic change: Heat is absorbed by the system from the surroundings

 CH4 + 2 O2 ­­> CO2 + 2 H2O + 890.4 kJ  2 HI + 52 kJ ­­> H2 + I2

Energy exits as a product.Energy is released as a product.

Energy enters as a reactant.Energy is absorbed with the reactants.

Reactants ProductsProductsReactants

Page 4: Unit 2B: Energy · 2019-10-10 · Energy of Phase Changes 2019.notebook 5 October 10, 2019 Oct 61:47 PM Phase Changes and Energy Aim: To examine the behavior of particles and energy

Energy of Phase Changes 2019.notebook

4

October 10, 2019

 CH4 + 2 O2 ­­> CO2 + H2O + 890.4 kJ  2 HI + 52 kJ ­­> H2 + I2

Energy exits as a product.Energy is released as a product.

Energy enters as a reactant.Energy is absorbed with the reactants.

Exothermic Endothermic

Heat – the transfer of thermal energy due to a difference in temperature.

Energy will ALWAYS flow from a higher temperature to lower temperature until thermal equilibrium is reached.

(equal temperature)

Page 5: Unit 2B: Energy · 2019-10-10 · Energy of Phase Changes 2019.notebook 5 October 10, 2019 Oct 61:47 PM Phase Changes and Energy Aim: To examine the behavior of particles and energy

Energy of Phase Changes 2019.notebook

5

October 10, 2019

Oct 6­1:47 PM

Phase Changes and Energy

Aim:  To examine the behavior of particles and energy during phase changes.

Nov 6­5:51 PM

Phase Changes

Temperature remains constant BECAUSE kinetic energy stays constant. The particle speed stays the same.

The energy that is changing and is responsible for the phase change is potential energy.

Phase changes occur at constant temperature.

mp/fp bp/cpex: H2O 0°C 100°C

melting point temperatures boiling point remain constant 

the entire time

Page 6: Unit 2B: Energy · 2019-10-10 · Energy of Phase Changes 2019.notebook 5 October 10, 2019 Oct 61:47 PM Phase Changes and Energy Aim: To examine the behavior of particles and energy

Energy of Phase Changes 2019.notebook

6

October 10, 2019

Oct 6­1:49 PM

Endothermic Phase Changes   ­PE increases, KE stays constant.

Melting(fusion): s to l

Boiling(vaporization): l to g  Condensation: g to l

 Freezing(solidification): l to s

Sublimation: s to g Deposition: g to s

Heat absorbed causes the molecules to move apart by overcoming the intermolecular forces of attraction.

Heat released allows molecules to move back together and the intermolecular forces of attraction become stronger again.

Exothermic Phase Changes ­PE decreases, KE stays constant.

Oct 16­11:27 AM

Page 7: Unit 2B: Energy · 2019-10-10 · Energy of Phase Changes 2019.notebook 5 October 10, 2019 Oct 61:47 PM Phase Changes and Energy Aim: To examine the behavior of particles and energy

Energy of Phase Changes 2019.notebook

7

October 10, 2019

Oct 16­11:27 AM

Nov 16­8:29 AM