Chapter 12-3 Changes Of Phase Flashcards

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Define closed system

A

One that matter cannot get in or out but nrg can

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Define equilibrium

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Dynamic condition which 2 opposing changes occur at equal rates in the same closed system

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2
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Define theoretical construct

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No system can be completely closed, but we can come close

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3
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Define phase

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Any part of a system with uniform composition and properties

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4
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Example of phase

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A flask of water with a stopper in it is a liquid/vapor closed system. Phases are liquid and gas

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Where do h2o molecules evaporate at when they gain nrg?

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The surface

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6
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What are h2o molecules below the surface held in place by?

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By surrounding molecules

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7
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Why do surface molecules evaporate more easily?

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They are not held at the surface

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8
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What will happen to some of the molecules that escape?

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Condense

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9
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When will equilibrium be established?

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When the amount evaporating equals the amount condensing

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10
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Describe the relative amounts of liquid and vapor at equilibrium

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The amounts are constant but not equal

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11
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Write an equilibrium expression

A

Liquid + heat Vapor

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12
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Describe Le Chatlier’s principle

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When a system at equilibrium is distributed by a stress a new equilibrium point will be established that will minimize the stress

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13
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What is stress?

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Change in P, V, or T

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14
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What happens to a rxn when nrg is added?

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There will be more vapor at equilibrium point and less liquid

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What happens to a rxn when nrg is removed?

A

More liquid at new equilibrium point and less vapor

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16
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What phase responds to P changes?

A

Gases

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17
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What will an increase in P do to the rxn equilibrium?

A

Push the rxn to the left

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What will a decrease in P do to the rxn equilibrium?

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Push the rxn to the right

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19
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What happens to the P of a system when V is decreased?

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The P increases

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20
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What happens to the P of a system when V is increased?

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The P decreases

21
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Define Equilibrium vapor pressure (EVP)

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The P exerted by a vapor that is at equilibrium with its liquid

22
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What is EVP dependent on?

A

T

23
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What happens when the T of a liquid is increased?

A

More liquid molecules will escape the surface because of increased energy

24
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What causes vapor P to increase?

A

Molecules escaping from the surface of a liquid

25
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Why does EVP change with T?

A

A new equilibrium point will be established with more vapor and less liquid

26
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Define volatile liquids and give EX’s

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Evaporate quickly cuz if weak attraction between molecules

EX: Ether, Ammonia, Perfume

27
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Define nonvolatile liquids and give EX’s

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Evaporate slowly cuz of strong attraction between molecules

EX: Oil, Water

28
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Define boiling

A

Change of a liquid to vapor within the liquid as well as the surface

29
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When does boiling occur?

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When EVP equals atmospheric P…at a certain place and time

30
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When is boiling point lower than usual?

A

When atm. P is low, usually at high altitudes

31
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When does h2o boil at a slightly higher T?

A

Sea level

32
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Describe the T at boiling point

A

It is constant, continued heat evaporates liquid faster but T wont get higher

33
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What T does h2o boil at for standard P?

A

100 C

34
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Define molar heat of vaporization

A

Amnt of nrg needed to vaporize 1 mol of liquid at its boiling point

35
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What attraction between molecules is there at a high molar heat value?

A

Strong attraction

36
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What attraction between molecules is there at a low molar heat value?

A

Weak attraction

37
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What must solids gain to become a liquid?

A

Nrg

38
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What must liquids lose to become a solid?

A

Nrg

39
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Define molar heat of fusion

A

Amnt of heat to melt 1 mol if a solid at its melting point

40
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What does molar heat of fusion depend on?

A

Attraction between molecules

41
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Define sublimation and deposition

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At very low T, liquids ant exist so a vapor will exist at equil. with its solid

42
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Define phase change diagram

A

A P vs T graph showing conditions at which the phases of a different substance exist

43
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Describe the structure of water

A

Polar, with single covalent bonds

44
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Describe h bond

A

Weak bond between H and a very electronegative element. Bond is fluid and changeable

45
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What is the bond angle of water?

A

105 degrees

46
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H Bonds are fluid and transient in what phase of matter?

A

Liquid

47
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Why is ice less dense than water?

A

H bonds in ice form a rigid framework that traps pockets of air

48
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At what T does the maximum density of water occur?

A

4 degrees celcius

49
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Name 4 properties of water

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Colorless, odorless, tasteless, transparent