9.Thermodynamics Flashcards

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Internal energy

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The sum of kinetic and potential energy
They are randomly distributed internal energy will increase as temperature increases

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Potential energy

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Caused by interactions between molecules and based on their positions relative to each other the further apart the molecules in a system are the higher potential energies

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What is 1 Kelvin

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273°

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How to convert to kelvin

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Degrees Celsius +273

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What is the lowest possible temperature and what is it called?

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Lowest temperature is zero kelvins and it’s called absolute zero
Minimum possible internal energy everything theoretically stops

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Specific heat capacity

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Amount of energy needed to raise the temperature of 1 kg of a substance by 1 K or 1°

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Formula for specific heat capacity

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Energy change = mass X specific heat capacity X changing temperature

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Specific latent heat of fusion or vaporisation

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Quantity of formal energy required to change the state of 1 kg of a substance

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Specific latent heat formula

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Energy change = specific latent heat X mass of substance changed

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Boyles law

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At a constant temperature, the pressure and volume of a gas are inversely proportional
If you reduce the volume of gas, its molecules will be close together and will collide with each other and the container more often so the pressure will increase

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Charles law

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Constant pressure the volume of a gas is directly proportional to its absolute temperature
When you heat a gas molecules gain kinetic energy as a constant pressure this means more quickly and further apart so the volume of the gas increases

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Pressure law

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Constant volume the pressure of a gas is directly proportional to its absolute temperature
If you heat a gas, the molecule gains Connecticut energy this means they move faster if the volume doesn’t change the molecules will collide with each other and the container more often the highest speed increasing impression inside the container

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Equation of state for an ideal gas

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Pressure X volume = number of molecules in gas X Boltznann constant X temperature in kelvins

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Route means square speed /crms
<C^2>

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Average of the square speeds of all molecules

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15
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Internal energy is proportional to what?

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The absolute temperature for ideal gas

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16
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Black body radiator

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A body that absorbs all wavelengths of the electromagnetic radiation and can admit all wavelengths of electromagnetic radiation

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Luminosity of a black body depends on what

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Temperature
Surface area