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Problem 6

Describe the various forms of energy that are interconverted when a flashlight is switched on.

Problem 7

The chapter states that enthalpy is an extensive property. Why? Describe a situation that illustrates this fact.

Problem 7

Describe the forms of energy that are interconverted when the space shuttle lifts off.

Problem 8

The enthalpy of a system is affected by the physical states of the reactants and the products. Explain why.

Problem 8

Categorize each of the following as representing kinetic energy or potential energy. a. the energy associated with a laptop computer sitting on the edge of a desk b. shoveling snow c. Water pouring out of a fire hydrant d. the energy released by an earthquake e. the energy in a volcano about to erupt f. the energy associated with a coiled spring

Problem 9

Are the units for potential energy the same as the units for kinetic energy? Can an absolute value for potential energy be obtained? Explain your answer.

Problem 9

Is the distance a person travels on a trip a state function? Why or why not?

Problem 10

Describe how Hess's law can be used to calculate the enthalpy change of a reaction that cannot be observed directly.

Problem 10

Categorize each of the following as representing kinetic energy or potential energy. a. Water cascading over Niagara Falls b. a beaker balanced on the edge of a sink c. the energy released during a mudslide d. rollerblading e. the energy in a block of ice on a rooftop before a thaw

Problem 11

Why does hammering a piece of sheet metal cause the metal to heat up?

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