Enthalpy Calculator

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Positive if the system absorbs heat (endothermic), negative if it releases heat (exothermic).
Enthalpy change ΔHExothermic (releases heat)
-2,220kJ
ΔH in kilocalories-530.59kcal
ΔH in BTU-2,104.1BTU
-2,220 kJ
Exothermic<-10Thermoneutral-10-10Endothermic10+

ΔH = -2,220 kJ, the process is exothermic.

  • A negative ΔH means the system releases 2,220 kJ of heat to the surroundings, which warm up.
  • That is -530.59 kcal or -2,104.1 BTU of the same energy.
  • At constant pressure, ΔH equals the heat exchanged (q_p), making it the natural energy bookkeeping for open-beaker chemistry and HVAC loads.

Next stepPair ΔH with the entropy change ΔS to find the Gibbs free energy ΔG = ΔH − TΔS and judge spontaneity.

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