Energy Level Diagrams

Energy Level Diagrams Quiz

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  1. 1. On an energy level diagram, what does a lower product line than reactant line show?

    • A. Endothermic
    • B. Exothermic
    • C. Catalysed
    • D. Reversible
  2. 2. What is activation energy?

    • A. The total energy released in a reaction
    • B. The minimum energy particles need to react
    • C. The energy of the products
    • D. The mass lost in a reaction
  3. 3. A catalyst is added to a reaction. What happens to the energy level diagram?

    • A. The reactant energy increases
    • B. The activation energy hump becomes lower
    • C. The product energy decreases
    • D. ΔH becomes more negative
  4. 4. An energy level diagram shows the product line above the reactant line, with ΔH = +45 kJ/mol. What type of reaction is this?

    • A. Exothermic
    • B. Neutralisation
    • C. Endothermic
    • D. Catalytic
  5. 5. Two reactions have identical reactant and product energy levels but reaction X has a smaller activation energy hump than reaction Y. What is the best explanation?

    • A. Reaction X is more exothermic than Y
    • B. Reaction X has a catalyst present or an easier reaction pathway than Y
    • C. Reaction Y releases more energy overall
    • D. Reaction X is endothermic and Y is exothermic

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