1st Law Flashcards

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  • study of relationships involving heat, mechanical work and other aspects of energy and energy transfer
  • deals w/ heat and temp. and the interconversion of heat and other forms of energy.
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THERMODYNAMICS

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involve changes in the state of thermodynamic systems

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Thermodynamic Processes

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part of the universe in which observations are made, and the remaining universe constitutes the surroundings

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Thermodynamic system

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REMEMBER:
Universe = system + surroundings

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is embedded in its environment surroundings, thru which it can exchange heat and do work on

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Thermodynamic system

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We describe the energy relations in any thermodynamic process in terms of the ___________, added to the system and the ___________, done by the system.

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quantity of heat, Q
work, W

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5
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extension of the principle of conservation of energy

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first law of law of thermoynamics

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3 classifications of thermodynmamics

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open system (matter and energy can leave or enter)
closed system (only energy can leave/enter)
isolated system (energy nor matter cannot leave/enter )

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TRUE/FALSE
In any system in which the volume is constant, the system does work on the surroundings.

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FALSE ( does no work)

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series of intermediate states where a thermodynamic system passes thru as it changes from initial to final state

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path

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TRUE/FALSE

heat and work done by the system depends not only on the initial state and final state but also on the intermediate states, that is, on the path.

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TRUE

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10
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sum of the total KE of all its constituent particles and all the total potential energy of interaction among these particles

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Internal energy ( U )

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When a quantity of heat Q is added to a system which does no work, its internal energy _______ by an amount equal to _________

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increases
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When the system does work, W, and no heat is added during the process, energy leaves the system and the internal energy _______

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decreases

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TRUE/FALSE

Change in internal energy is independent of path

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TRUE

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14
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process that eventually returns a system to its initial state

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cyclic process

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In an ________system, there is no work done on its surroundings and no heat flow to or from its surroundings.

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TRUE/FALSE

Internal energy of an isolated system is constant

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“energy cannot be created or destroyed, only converted from one form to another”

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Conservation of energy
First law of thermodynamics

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this law of thermodynamics states that the energy of the universe remains the same

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First law of thermodynamics

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Kinds of thermodynamics processes

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  1. adiabatic process
  2. isochoric “
  3. isobaric “
  4. isothermal “
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process with no heat transfer into and out of the system

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ADIABATIC PROCESS

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  • a constant-volume process
  • in this process, all the energy added to the system as heat is used to increase its internal energy.
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ISOCHORIC PROCESS

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a constant-pressure process

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ISOBARIC PROCESS

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a constant-temperature process
ISOTHERMAL PROCESS
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path followed in an adiabatic process
ADIABAT
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path followed in an ISOCHORIC process
ISOCHOR
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path followed in an isobaric process
ISOBAR
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path followed in an isothermal process
isotherm
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