Chapter 7 Flashcards

1
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Isolated system

A

cant exchange energy or matter with surroundings

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2
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closed system

A

can exchange energy, not matter

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3
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open system

A

can exchange energy and matter

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4
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First law of thermodynamics

A

Delta U= Q-W

U is internal energy
Q is heat added
W is work done

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5
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isothermal

A

constant temp, U is constant

Q=W
area is W

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6
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Adiabatic

A

No heat exchanged, thermal energy is constant

Q=0, delta U= -Q

change in U= work done on system= opposite work done by

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7
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isobaric

A

constant pressure

Area=W

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8
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isochoric

A

volumetric, no change in volume, no work

Delta U= Q

no area, no work

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9
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state function

A

describes system in equilibrium state

dont describe process, path independent

pressure, density, temp, volume, enthalpy, internal E, gibbs, Entropy

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10
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process function

A

describes pathway between equilibrium state

Work and Heat (Q)

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11
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standard conditions

A

25 C, 1 atm, 1 M

is most stable state

dont use for ideal gas

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12
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critical point

A

where liquid and gas line ends- no distinction between phases

have equal densities

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13
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Temperature

A

average KE

as enthalpy increases, temp. increases

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14
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absolute zero

A

when one cannot lose anymore thermal energy

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15
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heat

A

Q, transfer of energy due to differences in temp.

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16
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zero law of thermodynamics

A

when temps are equal, objects are at thermal equilibrium

17
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first law of thermodynamics

A

delta U = Q-W

18
Q

enthalpy

A

delta H

is Heat (Q) at constant pressure

19
Q

calorimetry

A

used to measure heat transfer

bomb calorimeter has constant V

20
Q

heat equation

A

q=mc (delta)t

21
Q

specific heat

A

amount of energy to raise 1g by 1 C

C of water is 1 cal/gK

22
Q

Heat capacity

A

MC

23
Q

Why does phase change occur at a constant temp

A

substance absorbs heat energy and overcomes attractive forces to create a phase change

24
Q

phase change equation

A

q=ml

L= latent heat

may need to add Q

25
Q

enthalpy

A

H, heat changes at constant pressure

is path independent

26
Q

standard enthalpy of formation

A

enthalpy to produce 1 mole of compound from its elements in their standard states

27
Q

standard enthalpy of reaction

A

enthalpy change of reaction at standard conditions

28
Q

Hess Law

A

enthalpy change of reactions are additive

29
Q

Bond enthalpies

A

average energy to break a bond in gas phase

average of many different compounds

is endothermic
= H bonds broken- H bonds forms

30
Q

second law of thermodynamics

A

energy spontaneously disperses from localized to spread out

31
Q

entropy

A

measure of spontaneous dispersal of energy at a specific temp.- pathway independent

delta S= Qrev/T

increases when given energy

32
Q

How does entropy in the universe work

A

change in S universe= S system + S surroundings >0

is always increasing

33
Q

gibbs free energy

A

Measure of enthalpy and entropy during a process

max energy released available to do work

Delta g= delta H - T delta S

34
Q

+ S and +H outcome

A

spontaneous at high T

35
Q
  • S and +H outcome
A

non spontaneous

36
Q

+ S and - H outcome

A

spontaneous at all temp

37
Q

-S and -H outcome

A

spontaneous at low temp

38
Q

Delta G reaction standard

A

= -RTlnKeq

greater Keq is more negative delta G

39
Q

delta G reaction not standard

A

Delta G standard + RTlnQ= RT ln(Q/Keq)

if Q > Keq, +ln, + delta G= reverse