16. I can calculate energy changes using ΔrH, reaction stoichiometry, and bond enthalpy. 

a. Grams to energy 

b. Energy to grams 

c. Energy to volume (concentration)

1. Do Now (Day 1): Freon-11, CCl3F, works as a refrigerant in a refrigerator by evaporating, as shown in the equation below. (Answer)

CCl3F (l) --> CCl3F (g)  ΔH = + 25.2 kJ mol-1

Draw an labelled energy diagram for the evaporation of freon-11, showing reactants, products, and change in enthalpy. 

2. Review moles, mass, molecular mass and stoichiometry (from titration) by completing the following pages. 

   1. • Basic Mole Concepts (page 108/110)

      • Moles, Mass and Molecular Mass (page 109/111)

      • The Law of Multiple Proportions (page 110/112)

3. Copy down Ms Garlick's notes on enthalpy calculations. There are two versions and today we will do mass --> energy. She will use the 2022 Exam Question 2b to teach this process (Blank 2022 Exam, 2022 Marking Schedule). 

4. Mahi Choice

   1. • Work on the following sciPAD pages - Thermochemical Calculations (pages 111-115/113-117), questions 1, 2, 3a&b, and 4 a&b. - Remember, you don't need to do all the questions, just want you need to until you feel confident with the material

      • Work on the No Brain Too Small Energy Collated Questions

5. Do Now (Day 2): Week 10 Check-In. Random Question: Which is the best cut of french fry?

6. Copy down Ms Garlick's notes on the second version of enthalpy calculations, energy ---> mass. She will use the 2022 Exam Question 3c to teach this process (Blank 2022 Exam, 2022 Marking Schedule). 

7. Mahi Choice 

   1. • Work on the following sciPAD pages - Thermochemical Calculations (pages 111-115/113-117). - Remember, you don't need to do all the questions, just want you need to until you feel confident with the material.

      • Work on the No Brain Too Small Energy Collated Questions

8. Work on "CPR" Quiz #6 - Enthalpy Calculations (Answers)

Finish "CPR" Quiz #6 - Enthalpy Calculations