1. Chemical potential energy is found in the. between atoms and is transformed into energy during chemical reactions. Systems with high potential b energy tend to be so the system tries to its potential energy. C. 2. Internal energy is changed through the transfer of e and 3. Chemicals do work when (type of substance) experience a change in 4. If a cold pack is placed on a person's skin, it feels cold because a chemical reaction in the cold pack (choose one) absorbs releases heat from the person. 5. Heat capacity is the ability of a substance to heat. Its units are Specific heat is the heat capacity and its units are m 6. The larger the specific heat of a substance, the more heat it can absorb and the (smaller/larger) its temperature change. Refer to the table of specific heats: If equal masses of Pb and Fe absorb the same amount of heat. Which will have the smallest temp rise? Write the answers in the boxes below. 1a b C d. 2e f 3g 4i 5j 51 m 6n

1. Chemical potential energy is found in the. between atoms and is transformed into energy during chemical reactions. Systems with high potential b energy tend to be so the system tries to its potential energy. C. 2. Internal energy is changed through the transfer of e and 3. Chemicals do work when (type of substance) experience a change in 4. If a cold pack is placed on a person's skin, it feels cold because a chemical reaction in the cold pack (choose one) absorbs releases heat from the person. 5. Heat capacity is the ability of a substance to heat. Its units are Specific heat is the heat capacity and its units are m 6. The larger the specific heat of a substance, the more heat it can absorb and the (smaller/larger) its temperature change. Refer to the table of specific heats: If equal masses of Pb and Fe absorb the same amount of heat. Which will have the smallest temp rise? Write the answers in the boxes below. 1a b C d. 2e f 3g 4i 5j 51 m 6n

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