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Enthalpy Homework Help Resources (Page 2)


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Gives a brief definition of exothermic, endothermic, and thermoneutral reactions. Explains their relation to enthalpy of reaction and briefly mentions the possible safety concerns of each.
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This webpage provides information (including diagrams) on enthalpy change. If you explore this website further, there are also practice questions and examples.
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This web site covers the Gibbs Free energy equation. It goes into depth on both Enthalpy and Entropy. It also discusses how/why temperature has an effect on the free energy. There is a table at the begining of the site that helps you to choose the part of Thermodynamics you would like to explore.
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This website gives useful information about how to read energy diagrams and what it means.
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Randomly generated practice problems that allow students to practice using Hess's Law in thermochemistry.
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