C5: Thermodynamics Flashcards

1
Q

what is the formula for calculating enthalpy change?

A

(change in) Hrxn= (change in)Hproducts - (change in)Hreactants

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2
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what is the Hf of pure elements in their standard state?

A

0

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3
Q

elements that are under standard state conditions have a change in H of ____

A

0

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4
Q
  • if you reverse a reaction, what happens in regard to the numerical value of change in H?
  • what about if you multiply a rxn by a constant?
A
  • the sign of the numerical value needs to be reversed
  • you multiply change in H by the same constant
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5
Q

if bonds are formed….
- energy is ____ (absorbed/released)
- change in H is ____ (greater than/less than) 0
- it is an ____ (endothermic/exothermic) rxn
- if bonds are broken, what are the answers to these questions?

A
  • released
  • less than
  • exothermic
  • absorbed; greater than; endothermic
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6
Q

a +change in GFE is….
- favorable/ unfavorable
- spontaneous/ nonspontaneous
- occur without added energy?
- net effect?

A

-unfavorable
- nonspontaneous
- no
- reactant stays reactant

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7
Q

a - change in GFE is….
- favorable/ unfavorable
- spontaneous/ nonspontaneous
- occur without added energy?
- net effect?

A
  • favorable
  • spontaneous
  • yes
  • reactant becomes product
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8
Q

if change in GFE = 0, the rxn is ____

A

at equilibrium

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9
Q

what is the 3rd law of thermodynamics?

A

at absolute zero, nothing moves

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10
Q

for the following list, indicate which is related to kinetics (K) and which is related to thermodynamics (T):
- catalyst
- GFE (G)
- activation energy
- enthalpy (H)

A
  • K
  • T
  • K
  • T
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