1. Bell Work 1 / Kinetic Theory of Matter1.
What is the definition of The Kinetic Theory of Matter? 2.
Draw and define the following
Solid
Liquid
Gas
Definition

2. each leg on the warming curve. 2.
Bellwork 2 / Warming Curve
1. Label
each leg on the warming curve. 2.
Describe the change in Kinetic Energy and Potential Energy
as you go from Leg C to Leg D. 3.
If you have a 4.89 g sample at -
11.2
C. How much energy
would be required to heat the sampl
e to 15.5 C?

3. Bell Work 3 / Specific Heat

4. Bell Work 3 / Specific Heat
You must first determine the specific heat of each
Metal Sample.
Zinc Copper Aluminum
Cp= Cp= Cp=0.897
Remember, the lower the Cp the faster it will heat up and cool down.
Zinc will be hottest
Aluminum will be coolest

5. Bell Work 4 / Specific Heat
Problem
1. A piece of unknown metal with a mass 14.9 g is
heated to 100.0
C and dropped into 75.0 g of water
at 20.0
C. The final temperature of the system is
28.5
C. What is the specific heat of the metal

6. Bell Work 5 / Specific Heat
You place g of water in a coffee -
cup calorimeter and
the temperature of the water is 22.3°C.
A 45.9 g piece of
silver metal is heated to 100.0°C and added to the water in
the calorimeter.
The equilibrium temperature is 2
7.3 C.
What is the specific heat of the metal?

7. 1. Hw much energy will e needed to raise the temp from 88 C to 114
Bell Work 6 / q Problem
1. Hw much energy will e needed to raise
the temp from 88
C to 114
C if you have a
6.92g sample of water?
First, Draw the warming curve for water and include the information.
II. Calculations
1. 88 to 100 (q=cp m T) energy to boil (q=mHv)
to 114 (q= cp m T) Finally, add together for total energy

8. 1. Hw much energy will e needed to raise the temp from 88 C to 114
Bell Work 6 / q Problem
1. Hw much energy will e needed to raise
the temp from 88
C to 114
C if you have a
6.92g sample of water?
First, Draw the warming curve for water and include the information.
II. Calculations
1. 88 to 100 (q=cp m T) energy to boil (q=mHv)
to 114 (q= cp m T) Finally, add together for total energy

9. Bell Work 7 / Specific Heat Problem
When 80.0 grams of a certain metal at 90.0 °C was mixed with grams of water at 30.0 °C, the final equilibrium temperature of the mixture was 36.0 °C. What is the specific heat of the metal?

10. Bell Work 8 / Endo Exo Thermic
Is the graph an endothermic or exothermic reaction?
What is the activation energy of this graph?
Determine the heat of the Reaction?
4. Draw in a dotted line to represent what the graph would look like if you added a catalyst.