Chapter 19: Thermochemistry

Question 1

second law of thermodynamics:

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the pervasive tendency for energy to spread out or dissipate when not prevented from doing so

Question 2

the second law determines…

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spontaneous direction of all processes

Question 3

spontaneous process occurs..

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without outside intervention

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what is the spontaneity of a reaction?

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the direction in which, and the extent to which, a chemical reaction proceeds

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a rxn may be thermodynamically spontaneous but kinetically BLANK at a give temp

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slow

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what effect does a catalyst have on a chemical rxn

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the rate of a spontaneous process can be increased by a catalyst, but a nonspontaneous process can’t be made spontaneous by te use of a catalyst

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thermodynamics deals with the relative chemical potentials of the BLANK and BLANK

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reactants and products

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how can a nonspontaneous process be made spontaneous?

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by coupling the nonspontaneous rxn to another process that is spontaneous or by supplying energy from an external source

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most spontaneous processes are what kind of rxns

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exothermic

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what type of process do you have when a highly ordered arrangement goes to a disorderly arrangement

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spontaneous

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entropy:

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quantity related to disorder or randomness at the molecular level

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sign for entropy

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S

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what are the units of entropy

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J/K

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if conditions P,V, and T remain constant, the energy of the system..

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also remains constant

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microstate:

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exact internal energy distribution among the particles at any one instant

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microstate in simpler terms:

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snapshot of the system at a given instant in time

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macrostate:

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composed of several microstates, each with a different number of molecules and/or different arrangement of molecules

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greater entropy says what about arrangment?

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greater entropy means more energetically equivalent ways to arrange the components of a system

Question 19

if state A is highly dispersed and state B is highly concentrated, which has the higher entropy?

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state A

Question 20

processes that decrease the entropy of the university occur spontaneously or nonspontaneously

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nonspontaneously

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entropy is what kind of function?

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state function

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formula for change in entropy:

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change in S = Sfinal - Sinitial

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chemical system proceeds in a direction that BLANK the entropy of the universe

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increases

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A gas has more BLANK than a solid

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microstates

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a change in state is accompanied by an exchange of

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heat between the system and surroundings

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equation for change in entropy at constant temperature

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change in S = (qreverse)/T

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All reversible processes are in a constant...

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state of equilibrium

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formula for entropy of universe:

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change S universe = (change in S system) + (change S surroundings)

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an exothermic process BLANK entropy of surroundings

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increases

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an endothermic process BLANK entropy of surroundings

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decreases

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The greater the temperature, the smaller the BLANK in entropy for a given amount of energy dispersed into the surroundings

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increase

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the higher the temperature the BLANK the impact

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smaller

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at low temperatures, the decrease in entropy of the system is BLANK by the large increase in the entropy of the surroundings

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overcome

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the change in entropy of the surroundings depends on what two things?

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(a) the amount of heat transferred into or out of the surroundings (b) the temperature of the surroundings

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first law of thermodynamics:

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any heat leaving the system must go into the surroundings and vice versa

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A process that emits heat into the surroundings does what to the surroundings?

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increases the entropy of the surroundings

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A process that absorbs heat from the surroundings does what to the surroundings?

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decreases the entropy of the surroundings

Question 38

exothermic processes have a tendency to be spontaneous at what temperatures

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low temperatures

Question 39

formula for free energy:

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change in G = enthalphy - T*entropy

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a negative value of G corresponds to :

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spontaneous process

Question 41

what values of for enthalpy and entropy produce a process that is spontaneous at all temperatures?

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negative H, positive S... because entropy of both system and surroundings increases

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what values of for enthalpy and entropy produce a process that is not spontaneous at all temperatures?

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postive H, negative S

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negative H and negative S yields a spontaneous process at what temperatures

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low temperatures

Question 44

formula for standard entropy of rxn

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Srxn = Sproducts - S reactants

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third law of thermodynamics:

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the entropy of a perfect crystal at absolute zero (0K) is zero

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allotropes

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elements that exist in two or more forms within the same state

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as molar mass increases, what happens to standard entropies?

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increase

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allotropes that allow for more freedom of molecules have what kind of standard entropies?

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greater entropies

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how does increasing molecular complexity affect entropy

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entropy increases

Question 50

The dissolution of a crystalline solid into solution usually results in an BLANK in entropy

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increase