3) Second Principle Of Thermodynamics Entropy Flashcards

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Significance of the second principle

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Determines the direction of thermodynamic process

Declares some of the process to be impossible

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Reversible thermodynamic process

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The system can return to its initial state by passing through the intermediate states cause no change to environment

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Irreversible thermodynamic processes

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The system can return to initial stage only if work is performed by external force

All real processes are irreversible

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The second principle (Clausius)

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Heat can’t flow from a colder to hotter body

As cooling is an irreversible process

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Cyclic process

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Cycle is a thermodynamic process which ultimately returns the system to its original state along a new path

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Work done by cyclic process

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A cyclic process doesn’t change the internal energy of the system

Q-A=🔺U=0

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Efficiency

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The ratio between the work A done by the system and the amount of heat Q received by the system

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The second principle (Thomson)

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No cyclic process can convert heat into work by cooling a body with this being the only result

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Reduced heat

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Reduced heat is Q/T

Q is the best output and input

T is the temperature

Graph is sad curve on v and p graph

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The second principle (Carnot)

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Q1 is the heat input at temperature T

Q2 is the heat input at T2

Q1/T1+ Q2/T2 is less than 0

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Multiplicity

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Is the number of microstates through which s macrostate can be realised.

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Entropy

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Is the measure of disorder within a system

Increased entropy means increased disorder and ability to perform work decreases

Eg melting ice as disorder of water molecules increases

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The second principle- entropy and reduced heat

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Ds=s1-s2 is greater thank &q/T

Same graph sad curve with p and v on axis

S1 then &q then s2

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The second principle in isolated systems- entropy

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I’m isolated systems no process can decrease entropy

Reversible reactions don’t change entropy
Irreversible reactions increase entropy

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Gibbs free energy

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G= H- TS

T is temp
G is free energy

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Helmholtz free energy

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The second principle and dissipation of energy

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An irreversible process that decreases the free energy of the system

Reversible processes don’t change the free energy

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Types of process by the change of free energy

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Exergonic is a spontaneous process that produced work and the free energy decreases

Endergonic it the non spontaneous process that uses woke and free energy increases

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Biological systems and steady states

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All biological systems are open

All biological systems sustain steady stage

Steady state is when thermodynamic variables are constant regardless of process taking place

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Entropy of open system

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Ds= dsi + dse

Change due to irreversible process taking place

Change due to interaction of system with environment

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Constant entropy at steady state

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This does not change regardless of the irreversible processes taking place

Ds = 0

This is due to interaction of the system with environment

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Overall entropy of a biological system and its environment

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Entropy of biological system is constant

Order in the biological system is preserved by disorder in the environment increases

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The second principle for biological systems

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Ds/dt = dsi/dt + dse/dt

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Homeostasis

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Is the steady state of living biological systems

The maintenance on internal conditions within humans

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Equilibrium and steady states

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Eq state
No energy and matter exchange with the environment

Steady state
Continuous exchange of energy and matter with the environment