General Chemistry I--Intro to Chemistry: Thermodynamics, Kinetic vs. Potential Energy, Exothermic vs. Endothermic Energy, Specific Heat Capacity, Enthalpy, Calorimetry, Hess's Law, and Determining the Quantity of Energy in a Reaction, 28 Pages

General Chemistry I--Intro to Chemistry: Definitions, Notes, and Study Guide #7///This outline reviews the following topics through step-by-step calculations, key terms, and detailed examples & explanations: (1) Energy [thermodynamics, kinetic energy, potential energy], (2) System & Surroundings, (3) Directionality & Transfer of Heat: Exothermic vs. Endothermic Energy, (4) Energy Units: Joules, Kilojoules, Calories, Dietary Calories, (5) Specific Heat Capacity and Molar Heat Capacity, (6) How to Utilize Specific Heat Capacity, Mass, and Temperature to Determine the Quantity of Energy in a Reaction, (7) Energy and its Relation to Changes of State, (8) How to Incorporate Changes of State When Calculating a Quantity of Energy, (9) How to Calculate Heat of Fusion & Heat of Vaporization, (10) The Law of Conservation of Energy & Determining the Quantity of Energy Within a System, (11) The First Law of Thermodynamics, (12) Pressure-Volume Work, (13) Enthalpy, (14) State Functions, (15) Standard Reaction Enthalpy, (16) Calorimetry: Constant Pressure vs. Constant Volume, (17) Hess's Law, (18) Determining Enthalpy Change Using Hess's Law, (19) Standard Enthalpies of Formation, (20) Applying Standard Enthalpies of Formation to Calculate Enthalpy Change for a Reaction Under Standard Conditions, and lastly, (21) The Relationship Between Product-Favored & Reactant-Favored Reactants and Thermodynamics. The topics headers for this outline are as follows: (1) Energy: Some Basic Principles, (2) Specific Heat Capacity: Heating & Cooling, (3) Key Terms, (4) Energy & Changes of State, (5) The First Law of Thermodynamics, (6) Enthalpy Changes for Chemical Reactions, (7) Calorimetry, (8) Enthalpy Calculations, (9) Product- or Reactant-Favored Reactions & Thermodynamics, and (10) Key Equations. ***Number of Pages in this Outline: 28 Pages ***General Chemistry I ***General Chemistry i ***General Chemistry 1 ***Gen Chem ***Gen Chem 1 ***Gen Chem I ***Gen Chem i ***Chemistry ***General Chemistry