Chapter 5-Thermochemistry,Free Energy Flashcards

1
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The energy of the reactants is greater than the energy of the products

A

Exergonic reaction

Spontaneous -negative

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2
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The energy of the reactants is less than the energy of the products

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Endergonic energy

Non-spontaneous-positive

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3
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The difference in the heat contents of the products and the reactants is called

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heat of a reaction

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4
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For an exothermic reaction in which no work is done on or by the reaction, the internal energy must

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decrease

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5
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Entropy is a statistical measure of

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disorder of a system

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6
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If a chemical reaction is spontaneous, the total entropy of the chemical system and its surroundings

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always increases

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7
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The thermodynamic quantity that combines enthalpy and entropy is

A

free energy

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8
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Oxidation and reduction occur

A

simultaneously

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9
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The key characteristic of redox reactions is the

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passing of one or more electrons from one species to another

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10
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__________ are assigned to each element as a formalism to keep track of the movement of electrons between species.

A

Oxidation numbers

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11
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Simply stated, the gain of electrons is

A

reduction

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12
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During oxidation, the oxidation number of a species becomes

A

more positive

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13
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The species that is being reduced will have

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a more negative oxidation state after the reduction has occurred.

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14
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The goal of a redox reaction is to keep the number of electrons lost

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equal to the number of electrons gained

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15
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Changes in the __________ can also be used to balance redox equations.

A

oxidation numbers

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16
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When a neutral atom loses an electron, the ion which is formed has

A

a negative charge

17
Q

The oxidation number of any free element is

A

zero

18
Q

The oxidation number of sulfur in H 2SO 4 is

A

+6

19
Q

The oxidation number of any alkali metal ion is

A

+1

20
Q

The oxidation number of oxygen in the compound CaO is

A

-2

21
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When assigning oxidation numbers to elements in a compound, the sum of all the charges must equal

A

zero

22
Q

When assigning oxidation numbers to elements in covalent compounds, the __________ will have the negative oxidation number.

A

more electronegative element

23
Q

Exothermic Reaction

A

Gives off heat

24
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Endothermic Reaction

A

Requires Heat

25
Q

Activation Energy

A

Initial energy required for a reaction to occur

26
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Kinetics (rate of reaction)

A

1.Concentration
2.Temperature- increases rate by increasing kinetic energy of reactants
3. Catalysts- lowers activation energy, rate increases. Speeds up chemical reaction, remains unchanged at completion.

27
Q

Markovnikov’s rule

A

the hydrogen will bond to the carbon in the double bond with more hydrogens bonded directly to the alkene.

28
Q

Condensation & hydrolysis

A
  • occur in opposite directions.
29
Q

Condensation -

A

joins molecules and often produces water (dehydration synthesis)

30
Q

Hydrolysis -

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breaks molecules, and water is a reactant (decomposition)

31
Q

Oxidation & reduction (redox) - occur

A

simultaneously

32
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Oxidation -

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loss of electrons, may involve addition of oxygen,
or removal of hydrogen.

33
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Reduction -

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gain of electrons, may add hydrogen or remove oxygen. (Ex: Combustion - reaction with oxygen)