DELTA H Vs Q
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Re: DELTA H Vs Q
I believe that is correct because DELTA H depends on the amount of the substance that reacted.
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Re: DELTA H Vs Q
Delta H is Kilojoules per mole because it is the amount of heat that is required for a particular substance to form, vaporize, sublimate etc.
Q is KJ to measure heat transferred between two systems
Q is KJ to measure heat transferred between two systems
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Re: DELTA H Vs Q
Delta H is measured in heat, whereas Q means enthalpy. Enthalpy is a state property, whereas heat is not.
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Yes because delta H is associated with the heat that is needed for a substance to form.
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Re: DELTA H Vs Q
Delta H is a measure of enthalpy whereas Q is the energy in transit. Delta H is a state of the system.
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Re: DELTA H Vs Q
Yes, the ∆H of a reaction depends on the number of moles being reacted as the ∆H represents how much heat is required or released per mole of reactant/product. However, q represents the heat required or released in a system based on the number of moles or mass in a reaction.
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Re: DELTA H Vs Q
Delta H is based on the amount of substance used while Q is the amount of energy released in total.
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