Delta H

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Aryana Sargsyan 2B
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Delta H

Postby Aryana Sargsyan 2B » Sun Feb 05, 2023 11:31 pm

What are the 4 ways to calculate delta H mentioned in the lecture vidoes ?

Alysha Dijamco 3E
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Re: Delta H

Postby Alysha Dijamco 3E » Mon Feb 06, 2023 12:01 am

Hi! I know that three of the method to calculate delta H are through Hess's law, bond enthalpies, and standard enthalpy of formation of all products minus the standard enthalpy of formation of all reactants.

Dakshesh Rana 3L
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Re: Delta H

Postby Dakshesh Rana 3L » Mon Feb 06, 2023 12:39 am

bond enthalpy
standard enthalpy of formation of all products subtracted the standard enthalpy of formation of all reactants
Hess's law

Raya Amin 2A
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Re: Delta H

Postby Raya Amin 2A » Mon Feb 06, 2023 7:22 pm

The three that outlined in the lecture are:
1) Hess's Law
2) Bond Enthalpies
3) Enthalpies of formation

And, then he also went over how to do calorimetry calculations, which give you the energy transferred as heat (q). Because at constant pressure, delta H = q, these calculations can also give you the enthalpy.

4) calorimetry calculations

Isabella_Khatchikian_2I
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Re: Delta H

Postby Isabella_Khatchikian_2I » Mon Feb 06, 2023 8:16 pm

1) Hess's Law
2) Bond Enthalpies
3) Enthalpies of Formation
4) calorimetry calculations (using q=mc(delta(T)), when Delta(H)=q


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