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What is DATA
               LOGGING ?

Process of using computer to collect data through
  sensors, analyze data and save the output the
      results of the collection and analysis


          Data : A collection of results
  Data Logging : Process handling data by using
             computer technology
ELEMENTS OF DATA LOGGING
Endothermic and exothermic
         process
engage




         a   b
Empower
Sensor             Data collector
Carry out experiment
Result
Solution of copper (II) sulphate,
Solution of anhydrous copper (II) sulphate
• Is the enthalpy change for this reaction
  exothermic or endothermic?
• What sign should the enthalpy change
  have?
• What is the equation for this reaction?
• What bonds are being broken and formed
  in this reaction?
• What is this enthalpy change called?
• How can we make a triangle between
  these reactions?
Enhance




Cold packs and putting ice in towel causes a cooling
effect on their person’s head and temporarily relieve
the pain and fever. Explain.
a) Cold Pack
• When the cold pack is used, the chemicals
   inside the pack are made to react with each
   other and this reaction is highly endothermic in
   nature.

•   Endothermic reactions involve the absorption of
    heat.
•   The ammonium nitrate mixing with the water
    creates cold. The temperature of cold packs
    can reach back to normal temperature.

•   The heat energy is taken into the system from
    the surrounding. The surrounding in this case
    is the person’s head.
Extension
      Production of Ammonia Gas :

        N2 (g) + 3H2 (g) ↔ 2NH3 (g)


 What will happen to the reaction if we
 increase the concentration the
 temperature of the reactant mixture?
• If the temperature of a reaction mixture is increase, the

  equilibrium will shift to decrease the temperature.

• Based on Le Chatelier’s Principle which stated that if a

  chemical system at equilibrium experiences a change in

  concentration,   temperature      or   total   pressure,   the

  equilibrium will shift in order to minimize that changes a

  new equilibrium is established.
• So, if we increase the temperature, the equilibrium will

    shift to the reactant part which is left.

• So, the reaction will undergo endothermic reaction as it

    use up heat energy.

•    Ammonia will broken down into hydrogen and nitrogen

    gas. An increase in temperature will decrease the yield

    of ammonia , NH3.

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Endothermic and exothermic process (Data Logging)

  • 1. What is DATA LOGGING ? Process of using computer to collect data through sensors, analyze data and save the output the results of the collection and analysis Data : A collection of results Data Logging : Process handling data by using computer technology
  • 3.
  • 5. engage a b
  • 6.
  • 7. Empower Sensor Data collector
  • 9. Result Solution of copper (II) sulphate,
  • 10.
  • 11. Solution of anhydrous copper (II) sulphate
  • 12.
  • 13. • Is the enthalpy change for this reaction exothermic or endothermic? • What sign should the enthalpy change have? • What is the equation for this reaction? • What bonds are being broken and formed in this reaction? • What is this enthalpy change called?
  • 14. • How can we make a triangle between these reactions?
  • 15. Enhance Cold packs and putting ice in towel causes a cooling effect on their person’s head and temporarily relieve the pain and fever. Explain.
  • 16. a) Cold Pack • When the cold pack is used, the chemicals inside the pack are made to react with each other and this reaction is highly endothermic in nature. • Endothermic reactions involve the absorption of heat.
  • 17. The ammonium nitrate mixing with the water creates cold. The temperature of cold packs can reach back to normal temperature. • The heat energy is taken into the system from the surrounding. The surrounding in this case is the person’s head.
  • 18. Extension Production of Ammonia Gas : N2 (g) + 3H2 (g) ↔ 2NH3 (g) What will happen to the reaction if we increase the concentration the temperature of the reactant mixture?
  • 19. • If the temperature of a reaction mixture is increase, the equilibrium will shift to decrease the temperature. • Based on Le Chatelier’s Principle which stated that if a chemical system at equilibrium experiences a change in concentration, temperature or total pressure, the equilibrium will shift in order to minimize that changes a new equilibrium is established.
  • 20. • So, if we increase the temperature, the equilibrium will shift to the reactant part which is left. • So, the reaction will undergo endothermic reaction as it use up heat energy. • Ammonia will broken down into hydrogen and nitrogen gas. An increase in temperature will decrease the yield of ammonia , NH3.