Exothermic Energy: Explaining Hydration of Sulphuric Acid

In summary, the question is about the possibility of obtaining a physical model, specifically related to electromagnetic fields, to explain the energy produced in exothermic reactions, such as the hydration of sulfuric acid. The person is also curious about understanding the heat generated in terms of fields and electric potentials of the chemical bonds.
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mark57
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Good Morning,
is it possible to get a physical model, I think to electromagnetic fields, to explain the energy developed in exothermic reactions es. for the hydration of sulphuric acid?

thank you
 
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mark57 said:
is it possible to get a physical model, I think to electromagnetic fields

What does this mean? It is very unclear what kind of model you want.
 
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Drakkith said:
What does this mean? It is very unclear what kind of model you want.

I wonder how one can explain the heat generated from the physical point of view, i.e. in terms of fields and electric potentials of the chemical bonds
 

1) What is exothermic energy?

Exothermic energy is a type of energy release that occurs when a chemical reaction takes place, resulting in the production of heat.

2) How does exothermic energy relate to the hydration of sulphuric acid?

In the hydration of sulphuric acid, the chemical reaction between water and sulphuric acid releases exothermic energy in the form of heat.

3) Why is the hydration of sulphuric acid considered an exothermic reaction?

The hydration of sulphuric acid is considered an exothermic reaction because it releases heat energy as a byproduct of the chemical reaction between water and sulphuric acid.

4) What is the significance of exothermic energy in the hydration of sulphuric acid?

The release of exothermic energy in the hydration of sulphuric acid is important as it helps drive the reaction forward, making it more likely to occur and increasing the rate of reaction.

5) Are there any safety concerns related to the exothermic energy released during the hydration of sulphuric acid?

Yes, there are safety concerns when working with exothermic reactions such as the hydration of sulphuric acid. The release of heat energy can cause the solution to become extremely hot, potentially leading to burns or other injuries. It is important to handle the reaction with caution and follow proper safety protocols.

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