Chapter 7 - Thermo Chem Flashcards

1
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Isolated System

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The system cannot exchange energy or matter with the surrounding

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2
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Closed. System

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The system can exchange energy, but not matter with the surrounding

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3
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Open system

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Can exchange both energy and matter with the surrounding

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4
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Process

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Any change in one or more of the systems properties.

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5
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Isothermal process

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Systems temperature remains constant

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6
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Adiabatic system

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A process with no heat exchange between the system in the environment

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7
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Isobaric process

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A system process when the pressure remains constant

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8
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Isochoric process

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The process with no change in volume of the system

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9
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Spontaneous process

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A process that does not need energy from an outside source

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10
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Coupling

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Non-spontaneous reactions or coupled with spontaneous ones to provide the energy needed to fulfill the process

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11
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State function

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Descriptors of the system in an equilibrium state. Pressure, density, temperature, volume, enthalpy, internal energy, Gibbs free energy, and entropy

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12
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Standard conditions

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25 C(298K) 1atm 1M concentration
The conditions in which enthalpy, entropy, and Gibbs free energy Are recorded
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13
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Standard state

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The most stable form of a substance

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14
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Boiling

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Rapid bubbling of the entire liquid, occurring when the entire liquid is above the boiling point, and vaporization occurs throughout the liquid.

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15
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Deposition

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Opposite of sublimation, from a gas directly to a solid

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16
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Super critical fluids

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A fluid gas mixture at which the fluid and gas I have identical densities. Typically at high temperature and pressure

17
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Temperature

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The average kinetic energy of the particles in a substance

18
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Enthalpy

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Thermal energy, the average kinetic energy of the particles in a substance

19
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Heat(Q)

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The transfer of energy from one substance to another. He is a process function, not a state function

20
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Enthalpy(Delta H)

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The equivalent to heat under constant pressure

21
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Heat equation

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Q=mc delta T

22
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Heat Capacity

A

Mass times specific heat

23
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Enthalpy of (fusion or vaporization) transition of transition equation

A

Used for the change of state of a substance.
Q=mL
L= latent heat (J/gK)

24
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Enthalpy

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Heat changes at a constant pressure

25
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Standard and enthalpy of formation

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The energy required to produce one mole of a compound from it’s elements in their standard states.

26
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Hess’s Law

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Enthalpy changes of a reaction or additive, and the pathway taken for a process does not change enthalpy

27
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Bond enthalpies

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Bond dissociation energy, the average energy needed to break a bond

The negative bond dissociation energy is the energy of formation

28
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Standard heat of combustion

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The heat change associated with the combustion of a fuel

29
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Entropy

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The measure of the spontaneous dispersal of energy at a specific temperature

30
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Entropy is always increasing or decreasing

A

Increasing

31
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Gibbs free energy

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A measure of the change in enthalpy and entropy of a system as it undergoes a process

32
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Gibbs free energy equation

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Gibbs free energy = enthalpy - temperature*entropy

33
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Gibbs free energy and spontaneity

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  • spontaneous
    + nonspontaneous
    0 in equilibrium
34
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Gibbs free energy equation in relation to OK equivalent

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Gibbs free energy = RT *ln K equivalent