chapter 16: spontaneous entropy Flashcards

1
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what is the first law of thermodynamics

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  1. energy cannot be created or destroyed
  2. total energy of the Universe is constant
    - 3. energy can be transferred
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what is the equation for
Euniverse

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Euniverse= 0= Esystem + Esurroundings

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3
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what is internal energy

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the total energy in a system ( kinetic + potential)

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4
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what is a spontaneous process?

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a process that can proceed without any outside energy ( proceed on its own)

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5
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what is a nonspontaneous process

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  • requires energy to proceed
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6
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if something is spontaneous in one direction, what will happen in the other direction?

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if something is spontaneous in one direction then it will be nonspontaneous in the other direction

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7
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what is an example of of a spontaneous process

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nail rusting

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8
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what is the spontaneous and nonspontaneous of melting and freezing in ice

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  1. above 0 degrees is spontaneous to melt
  2. below 0 is spont. for ice to form
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9
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does rate or speed affect spontaneity

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no, a process can be spontaneous and slow

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10
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what is the difference between thermodynamics and kinetics

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  1. thermodynamics tells us the DIRECTION and EXTENT of the rxn
  2. Kinetics tells us the speed of the reaction
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11
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when a piece of metal is heated to 150 degrees and added to water and the water gets hotter is that spontaneous or nonspontaneous

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that is spontaneous because heat is flowing from high to low ( meaning no energy input)

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12
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if a decompose H2O into H2 and O2

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that is a nonspontaneus process because it takes energy to break them apart

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13
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endothermic does not equal

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nonspontaneous

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14
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most spontaneous processes are what

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exothermic but some are endothermic

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15
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what are the two factors that are involved in spontaneous processes

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  1. decrease in the energy (enthalpy)
  2. @ a constant temp, an increase in the disorder of a system ( entropy)
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16
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what is the symbol for entropy

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S

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17
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what is entropy

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the amount of randomness or disorder in a system or the increase of the ways to rearrange the components

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18
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what is the entropy formula

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S = k ln(W)
- k = 1.38x^-23
W = the number of ways to arrange the components

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19
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what happens to S when W increases

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S also increases

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20
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what are some examples of a macrostate

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P,V,T

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21
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what is a microstate

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number of different possible arrangements of molecular position and kinetic energy at a particular thermodynamic stat

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22
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what is the relationship between entropy and microstates

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entropy increases = # of microstates increases

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23
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what is the second law of thermo

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  1. any spont process, the entropy of the universe increases (Suniv >0)
  2. entropy is NOT conserved
  3. systems proceed to increase the entropy of the univ
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24
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what causes an increase in entropy

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  1. increase in temp
  2. increase in moving molecules
  3. increase in volume
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25
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what does the change in entropy depend on

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the initial and final states of the system
S= Sfinal -Sinitial

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26
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how does temp increase cause an increase in entropy

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increase in temp = increase in speed of moving particles = greater KE= microstates increase

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27
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will a increase in temp have a wider or skinner graph

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wider graph

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28
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how does greater volume increase with entropy

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greater volume = more number of positions for molecules to occupy

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29
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how does entropy increase with phase changes

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more freedom of motion= increase in entropy
Solids < liquid

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30
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what is translational motion

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whole atom or molecule changes its location in 3d space

31
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what is rotational motion

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whole molecule spins around an axis in 3D space

32
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what is vibratinoal motion and what are the subtypes of vibrational motion

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motion chat changes only the shape of the molecule
1, stretching, bending, internal rotation

33
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when will entropy of a system also increase again

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  1. perform endothermic PHASE change
  2. dissolve salt with lowly charged ions
  3. # of moles increases during a chemical rxn
34
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what has more motion an atomic or a molecule and what can’t atoms do

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a molecule
atoms can’t rotate

35
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what is the equation for the System

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qrev/T

36
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what is the difference between reversible and irreversible

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  • irreversible cannot be undone
  • reversible can be undone
37
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what processes are isothermal

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melting and vaporization

38
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what is qrev/T equivalent to

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nHfus/ T

39
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what are the SI units for Ssystem

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J/K

40
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what is the equation for Sunive

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Syst + Surr = Suniv

41
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what does Ssurr depend on

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how much heat is absorbed or given

42
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if Hsys is negative then what happens to the entropy of Surr

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the entropy of the surroundings increases

43
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what is the equation for Suniv when its a reversible process

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Suniv = System + surrounds= 0

44
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what is the equation for a irrevesible process for Suniv

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Suniv = system + surr > 0

45
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sys (+)
surr (+)
Suniv (+)
is it spontaneous or not

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it is spontaneous

46
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sys -
surr = -
univ = -

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the reaction is not spontaneous in the forward but spontaneous in the reverse

47
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sys = +
surr = -
univ =/

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yes spontaneous if the system is larger than the surrounding

48
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sys = - 
surr = + 
univ = ?
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yes, if the surr is larger than the sys

49
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what 2 factors are involved in spontaneous processes

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  1. decrease in energy of the system
  2. @ a constant temp, increase in the amount of disorder
50
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if H>0 what will the spontaneity be

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  1. endothermic
  2. spontaneous of S is > 0 2 certain temps
51
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if H<0 what is the spontaneity

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  1. process is exothermic
  2. if S <0 then it is nonspon. at certain temps

heat is exiting the system

52
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what is Gibbs free energy and the equation

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  1. invented by american J gibbs
  2. G = H-TS
  3. free energy
53
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What is the gibbs free energy equation for processes occurring at a constant temp

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G = H-T (change in S)

54
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what is the relationship between spontaneity with G and S

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S >0 and G<0 then the reaction is spontaneous

55
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if G <0 then what direction

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spontaneous in the forward direction; product favored

56
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if G =0

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at equilibrium

57
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g>0

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reaction is nonspontaneous in the forward direction, aka react. favored

58
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why is G preferred over Suniv

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because G only depends on the system and avoids the complications of the surroundings

59
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in the equation for free enerfy what represents the enthalpy and the entropy

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delta H = enthalpy ( can be + or -)
-Tdelta (s) = entropy ( s can be positive or negative)

60
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if H<0 and S>0 what does it mean

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rxn is spontaneous at all temps
* if S<0 then the rxn is only spontaneous at low temps

61
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if H>0 and S<0 then what does it mean

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rxn is nonspontaneous at all temps
* if S>0 the rxn is only nonspontaneous at low temps

62
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what is the heat capacity

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the amount of energy required to raise the temp of a substance by 1 K

63
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what is the third law of thermodyamics

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  1. decrease the thermal energy = motional energy decreases
  2. less energy is stored, entropy decreases
  3. temp increased, atoms gain vibrational motion
64
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what does the 3rd law of thermo say about the entropy of a pure crystalline

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@ abs 0 is 0

65
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what increases the standard molar entropies

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  1. generally increase w/ increasing molar mass
  2. increase w/ the number of atoms
66
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how to calculate Hrxn

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nProducts - nReactants

67
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what does the degree symbol mean on Gibbs free energy equation?

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  • standard conditions
68
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when does Delta G = 0

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elements that are in their standard states

ex. H2, O2, n2

69
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what rules do tou apply to delta G that are like hess’s law

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  1. muliply by some factor, then Grxn is also multiplied by the same factor
  2. flipped (change the sign of the Grxn)
70
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how can a nonspontaneous reaction be made spontaneous

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by coupling it with another process that is highly spontaneous

71
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how does Delta G relate to Delta G (degrees)

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  1. as volume increases= microstates increases= decrease in pressure
  2. for real reactions that are not under nonstandard conditions

G = G + RT ln Q

  • R = 8.314J/mol.K

Q= prod/react

72
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what is G equation at equilibrium

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K = e^-G/RT

73
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how is work and free energy related to free energy

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max work is equal to the change in free energy

Wmax= G

  1. nonspontaneous = minium amount of work
  2. spontaneous = energy that is free to do useful work
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