Ch6 + Ch 9 Section 10 Flashcards
Potential energy
Energy of position
1st law of thermodynamics
Delta E of system = Delta E surroundings
State function
Pressure. Temp. Volume. Comp. enthalpy.
Path functions
Matters how/ path taken.
Work. Internal energy.
Specific heat capacity
q/(delta T • Mass) —- (J/C•g)
q/(delta T • mols) —- (J/C•mols)
Heat capacity of object
q/ delta T —- (J/C)
To find Heat
mCs(delta T) - mols or grams.
Kelvin and Celsius are interchangeable. Equal each other in this equation. No converting.
Calorimetry
Sum of all heats (q’s) is zero
Isolates system so no heat goes to surroundings
Changes in enthalpy ( temperature change)
mCs(Delta T)
Changes in enthalpy (phase change)
Solid to liquid = heat melting
Liquid to gas = heat vaporization
Changes in enthalpy ( reactions)
Delta Hr from Delta Hf
Using heat formations = Hproducts - Hreactants
Bond enthalpies
Delta Hr = (Sum of B.E reactants) - ( Sum of B.E products)
Bonds broken) - (bonds formed
Kinetic energy
Energy of motion
Calorimetry at constant volume
Heat rxn = - heat of calorimeter
Heat of calorimeter is = (Ccal • Delta T)
Work =
-PdeltaV or -delta(n)RT