If something feels hot, it is releasing energy. We call this exothermic.
If something feels cold, it is absorbing energy from our skin. We call this endothermic.
Please note - the sciPad page are from the Year 12 book, not the Year 13 book
Friday, 22 May 2020
Year 12 Recap - Energy Changes
Some reactions feel hot; some feel cold. This means there are energy differences between the reactants and the products. We call this an enthalpy change.
If something feels hot, it is releasing energy. We call this exothermic.
If something feels cold, it is absorbing energy from our skin. We call this endothermic.
Please note - the sciPad page are from the Year 12 book, not the Year 13 book
If something feels hot, it is releasing energy. We call this exothermic.
If something feels cold, it is absorbing energy from our skin. We call this endothermic.
Please note - the sciPad page are from the Year 12 book, not the Year 13 book
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