Exothermic1. Fill in the following table for endothermic and exothermic reactions:Endothermic n no soAbsorb or release heatPositive or negative AHProducts or reactants have higher energyProducts or reactant more stableFavorable or unfavorableBonds stronger in reactants or products2. Circle the compound in each pair that has the higher bond dissociation energy/stronger bond:a.NH3 or PH3b. H2Se or H2Sс.CH4 or SIH4Use AH and the balanced equation below to answer question 3C,H12O6→ 2 C;H,O + 2 CO2 AH = -16.0 kcal3. How many kcal would be released from:a. 6.00 mols of C,H12O6 reactingb. 2.13 mols of C¿HO being producedc. 20.0g grams C,H12O6 (180.1559 g/mol) reacting4. Considering the reaction: O3 + NO → 02 + NO2, circle the impact on reaction rate of the following:a. Increasing concentration of O3: increase / decrease rateb. Decreased concentration of NO: increase / decrease ratec. Increased temperature: increase / decrease rate

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Exothermic
1. Fill in the following table for endothermic and exothermic reactions:
Endothermic n no so
Absorb or release heat
Positive or negative AH
Products or reactants have higher energy
Products or reactant more stable
Favorable or unfavorable
Bonds stronger in reactants or products
2. Circle the compound in each pair that has the higher bond dissociation energy/stronger bond:
a.
NH3 or PH3
b. H2Se or H2S
с.
CH4 or SIH4
Use AH and the balanced equation below to answer question 3
C,H12O6→ 2 C;H,O + 2 CO2 AH = -16.0 kcal
3. How many kcal would be released from:
a. 6.00 mols of C,H12O6 reacting
b. 2.13 mols of C¿HO being produced
c. 20.0g grams C,H12O6 (180.1559 g/mol) reacting
4. Considering the reaction: O3 + NO → 02 + NO2, circle the impact on reaction rate of the following:
a. Increasing concentration of O3: increase / decrease rate
b. Decreased concentration of NO: increase / decrease rate
c. Increased temperature: increase / decrease rate

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