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Endothermic and Exothermic Reaction: Thermochemistry

This chemistry experiment report summarizes two activities exploring endothermic and exothermic reactions: 1. The reaction between citric acid solution and baking soda was endothermic, as shown by a decrease in temperature. The temperature change was -3°C. 2. The reaction between magnesium metal and hydrochloric acid was exothermic, as shown by an increase in temperature. The temperature change was +3°C. The document defines endothermic and exothermic reactions, outlines the procedures and results for each experiment, and discusses the energy changes and direction of heat flow for the two reactions. It also briefly describes isolated, closed, and open systems in the context of these thermochemistry
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Endothermic and Exothermic Reaction: Thermochemistry

This chemistry experiment report summarizes two activities exploring endothermic and exothermic reactions: 1. The reaction between citric acid solution and baking soda was endothermic, as shown by a decrease in temperature. The temperature change was -3°C. 2. The reaction between magnesium metal and hydrochloric acid was exothermic, as shown by an increase in temperature. The temperature change was +3°C. The document defines endothermic and exothermic reactions, outlines the procedures and results for each experiment, and discusses the energy changes and direction of heat flow for the two reactions. It also briefly describes isolated, closed, and open systems in the context of these thermochemistry
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Chemistry Experiment Report

Thermochemistry :

Endothermic and Exothermic Reaction

Class XI Science 4 By Group : Adilan Widyawan ( ) Andika Lusi Ayu ( ) Anna Farhiya l!a ( ) Amran "ha!i!i ( ) Elis #ur Rohma (17) $enokh Lu%o $ ( )

SM !e"eri 1 #em$er
Tahun &ela'aran ())*+(),)

cti%ity 1 Endothermic Reaction 1& 'RE() B *ISC+SSI,! -any chemical reaction that is connected with ener%y. Chemical reactions that a/sor/ ener%y are called endothermic reaction. 0n acti1ity one is shown reaction /etween citric acid solution and /akin% soda. The e2uation !or the reaction is : $3C4$567(a2) 8 3 #a$C63(s) 9 3 C6((%) 8 3 $(6(l) 8 #a3C4$567(a2) -& '+R',SE To study chan%es in temperature associated with chemical reaction: and to learn to identi!y process as endothermic /ased on the temperature chan%e. .& M /ERI )S a. citric acid solution $3C4$567(a2) /. /akin% soda #a$C63(s) c. ,) mL pipet and pump d. /alance e. i%nition tu/e 4& 'R,CE*+RE a. 6/tain and wear %o%%les 'art I Citric cid plus Ba0in" Soda /. &ipet out ,)mL o! citric acid solution into an i%nition tu/e (lar%e test tu/e) and then place the i%nition tu/e in a rin% stand with a clamp . &lace the termometer into the citric acid solution : and record the initial temperature (t,) c. Wei%ht out 3.))) % o! solid /akin% soda on a piece o! wei%hin% paper. d. Add the /akin% soda to the citric acid solution : while lea1in% the thermometer in place . ;ently stir the solution with a stir rod (#6T the thermometer) to ensure %ood mixin% . <on=t worry i! the reaction !oams o1er and out o! the test tu/e . When the reaction /e%in to slow : remo1e the termometer and record the new temperature (t() e. <ispose o! the reaction product down the sink at your la/ station : usin% lots o! water. 1& ,BSER2 /I,! !* * / There are some chemical chan%es happened durin% the reaction o! citric acid and /akin% soda. The chemical chan%es that can /e looked are : a. Color chan%e (color chan%e happen when there is /u/le) /. There is /u//le (when /akin% soda is entered into citric acid solution. c. Temperatur chan%e (/ecome lower)

Temperature Final 0nitial 4& C )C+) /I,!S

&art , (> 3C 3) 3C

0n chemistry and math: the si%n ? means @chan%eA. When calculatin% chan%e: the initial condition is always su/tracted !rom the !inal condition. 0t is expected that you may %et a ne%ati1e answer. <o not chan%e the si%n !rom ne%ati1e to positi1e. ? B Final C 0nitial /emperature chan"e in reaction $et5een citric acid solution and $a0in" soda is : 6/ 7 /89inal: ; /8Initial: 6/ 7 -< 3C ; .= 3C 6/ 7 ( - 3C !S>ER 9R,M *ISC+SSI,! The reaction /etween citric acid solution and /akin% soda is included into endothermic reaction. At endothermic reaction: happened: heat mo1in% !rom en1iroment to system. 0t can /e marked: at that reaction: needed heat (a/sor/ or recei1e heat). The details are $eat mo1e !rom en1iroment to system. 0n endothermic reaction the 1alue o! ?$ ($product + $reactant) is always positi1e (8).
&roduct
Reactant

7&

?$ B $product + $reactant D )

nt The enthalpy o! system increase The en1iroment temperature decrease /89inal: E /8Initial:

<& E!/? )'@ 'R,9I)E $product 3 C6((%) 8 3 $(6(l) 8 #a3C4$567(a2) ?$ B 8 x kFGmol

$reactant

$3C4$567(a2) 8 3 #a$C63(s)

$3C4$567(a2) 8 3 #a$C63(s) 9 3 C6((%) 8 3 $(6(l) 8 #a3C4$567(a2) H ?$ B 8 x kFGmol !ote : System )imitation $et5een en%iroment and system En%iroment : citric acid and $a0in" soda : test A i"nition tu$e : the air surroundin"s

cti%ity Exothermic Reaction

1& 'RE() B *ISC+SSI,! -any chemical reaction is connected with ener%y. Chemical reactions that release ener%y are called exothermic reaction. Acti1ity two is shown reaction /etween ma%nesium metal and hydrochloric acid. The e2uation !or the reaction is : -%(s) 8 ( $Cl(a2) 9 $((%) 8 -%Cl((a2) -& '+R',SE To study chan%es in temperature associated with chemical reaction: and to learn to identi!y process as exothermic /ased on the temperature chan%e. .& M /ERI )S a. ma%nesium metal -%(s) /. $ydrochloric acid solution $Cl(a2) c. ,) mL pipet and pump d. /alance e. i%nition tu/e 4& 'R,CE*+RE a. -easure out ,) mL o! $Cl solution into a clean i%nition tu/e (lar%e test tu/e). &lace the thermometer into the $Cl solution and record the temperature(t,) /. 6/tain a piece o! ma%nesium metal !rom your instructor. c. Add the ma%nesium ri//on to the $Cl solution while lea1in% the termometer in place. ;ently stir the solution with a stir rod to ensure %ood mixin%. Caution: <o not /reathe the 1apors. When the reaction is nearly complete: remo1e the thermometer and record the new temperature (t(). d. <ispose o! down the sink with lots o! water. Any unreacted ma%nesium should /e returned to your instructor. Thorou%hly wash /oth test tu/es and return them to your drawer. Wipe down your la/ counter with a cloth towel. 1& ,BSER2 /I,! !* * / There are some chemical chan%es happened durin% the reaction o! ma%nesium and hydrochloric acid. The chemical chan%es that can /e looked are : a. Color chan%e (color chan%e happen when there is /u/le) /. There is /u//le (when ma%nesium is entered $Cl solution) c. Temperatur chan%e (/ecome hi%her) Temperature Final 0nitial &art ( I, 3C (* 3C

4& C )C+) /I,!S 0n chemistry and math: the si%n ? means @chan%eA. When calculatin% chan%e: the initial condition is always su/tracted !rom the !inal condition. ? B Final C 0nitial /emperature chan"e in reaction $et5een ma"nesium and hydrochloric acid is : 6/ 7 /89inal: ; /8Initial: 6/ 7 41 3C ; -B 3C

6/ 7 1- 3C !S>ER 9R,M *ISC+SSI,! The reaction /etween ma%nesium and hydrochloric acid is included into exothermic reaction. At exothermic reaction: happened: heat mo1in% !rom system to en1iroment. 0t can /e marked: at that reaction: released heat (produce). The details are $eat mo1e !rom system to en1iroment 0n exothermic reaction the 1alue o! ?$ ($product + $reactant) is always ne%ati1e (+).
Reactant product

7&

?$ B $product + $reactant E )

The enthalpy o! system decrease The en1iroment temperature increase /89inal: D /8Initial:

<& E!/? )'@ 'R,9I)E $reactant -%(s) 8 ( $Cl(a2) ?$ B + x kFGmol

$product

$((%) 8 -%Cl((a2)

-%(s) 8 ( $Cl(a2) 9 $((%) 8 -%Cl((a2) H ?$ B + x kFGmol #ote : System )imitation $et5een en%iroment and system En%iroment : Ma"nesium and hydrochloric acid : test A i"nition tu$e : the air surroundin"s

S@S/EM !* E!2IR,ME!/ Jased on the limitation /etween system and en1iroment: system are distin%uished into isolated systemC closed system: and opened system. An isolated system is a system the heat exchan%e and trans!er o! matter /etween system and en1iroment which are not possi/le to occur. A closed system is a system the heat exchan%e /etween system and en1iroment in which is possi/le occur: /ut in the system the trans!er o! matter does not occur. An opened system is a system the heat exchan%e and trans!er o! matter /etween system and en1iroment which are possi/le to occur. In this termochemistry experimentC 5e use opened system& Trans!er ener%y /etween system and en1iroment as heat (q) or work (w). 6ne kind that o!ten !ollow chemical reaction is pressure and 1olume (decrease or increase).

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