Question

Fill in the blanks? Word bank color endothermic energy enthalpy exothermic less mass more products reactants grams heat of reaction heat of solution moles negative neutral positive solvent temperature

Answer 1

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Explanation:

In chemical reactions, the amount of energy released per mole of material reacted is the molar `bb(ul("heat of reaction"))` of that material.

The amount of heat released per mole of substance being dissolved is called the `bb(ul("molar heat of solution"))`.

The molar heat of solution any physical or chemical process can be calculated by multiplying the change in `bb(ul("temperature"))`, the mass of the `bb(ul("solvent"))`, and the specific heat capacity of the solvent all divided by the `bb(ul("moles"))` of substance used.

Exothermic processes have `bb(ul("negative"))` heats of reaction/solution while endothermic processes have `bb(ul("positive"))` heats of reaction/solution.