Bond breaking is endothermic
Bond forming is exothermic
◇H=Total energy absorbed to break bonds-Total energy released in making bonds
Alcohol + carboxylic acid --> ester + water
Phenolphthalein is pink in alkali and colourless in acid.
Acid + metal --> salt + hydrogen
Magnesium would react vigorously and produce loads of bubbles.
Both zinc and iron react slowly with dilute acids but more strongly if you heat them up.
Set up three boiling tubes with equal volumes of HCL and SO4. Place the metals in each one, making sure they are the same size.
The more reactive the metal the higher the rate at which the bubbles of hydrogen are produced.
Test for hyrogen by a burning split, the more reactive the metal the louder the 'squeaky pop'.
Nitrogen:78%
Oxygen:21%
Agron:0.9%
Carbon dioxide:0.04%
Metal + water --> metal hydroxide + hydrogen
Metal + steam --> Metal oxide + hydrogen
The more reactive the metal the more energy given off.
Less reactive metals like magnesium, zinc and iron only react with steam.
The particles of ammonia are smaller and lighter than the particles of hydrogen chloride, so they diffuse through the air quicker.
Rf= Distance travelled by solute
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Distance travelled by solvent