Entropy Flashcards

1
Q

Entropy is to do with the?

A

arrangement and movement of particles

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2
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Enthalpy?

A

the energy involved in chemical bonds

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3
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Entropy is made of?

A

• made up of vibrational, rotational and translational energies (to do w movement)

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4
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Entropy is measured as?

A

• measured as the amount of extra energy of motion (in Joules) that is added per mole of a substance for each degree K the temp rises

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5
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Entropy symbol?

A

• S, standard entropy = S^theta

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6
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units for entropy?

A

JK-1mol-1/ JoulesK-1mol-1

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7
Q

why do metals have a higher entropy than ionic lattice?

A

metal = delocalised e-s able to move which creates disorder

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8
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solids have ? entropy

A

low - only vibrational energy

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9
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gases have ? entropy

A

high, disordered particles free to move around

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10
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why does H2O have a more regular structure?

A

H bonds

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11
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What are the 2 factors that can cause an increase in entropy?

A

changing state and increasing the number of moles

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12
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Why does salt dissolve in water?

A

• solid is more ordered = low entropy, entropy increases as solid turns into liquid

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13
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entropy is all about

A

disorder

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14
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change in entropy=

A

total of entropy of products - total entropy of reactants

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15
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negative entropy means?

A

amount of disorder has decreased, entropy has decreased

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16
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increasing no. of moles =

A

increased disorder

17
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in entropy calc take into account

A

no. of moles

18
Q

entropy & energy?

A

Less KE = lower entropy

19
Q

what would happen to entropy at OK?

A
  • Movement of particles stops

* could still be disorder due to arrangement so entropy would be around 0

20
Q

Change in entropy symbol?

A

ΔS

21
Q

What kind of entropy change is favourable?

A

POSITIVE - more likely to occur

22
Q

⭐ Entropy definition

A

The energy of a substance, contained as a result of the movement of particles and arrangement.

23
Q

⭐ Enthalpy definiton?

A

the energy of a substance, contained within bonds/ forces

24
Q

Which reaction is favourable in terms of H?

A
  • exo
  • products have lower enthalpy level and, exo reactions have a smaller Ea
  • so products = less reactive, more stable than products of endo
25
Q

What does free energy change do?

A
  • ΔG
  • determines whether or not a reacion is feasible by considering ΔS and ΔH
  • feasible reaction = one that is likely to take place
  • but no indication of how fast a reaction will occur
26
Q

ΔGθ =

A

ΔHθ - TΔSθ

27
Q

ΔGθ & ΔHθ, ΔS units units in the equation?

A

kJmol-1

Divide ΔS value by 1000 to get kJk-1mol-1

28
Q

T units?

A

K - degrees + 273

29
Q

θ means T =

A

298K

30
Q

if ΔG = -

A

the reaction is feasible

31
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if ΔG = +,

A

reaction is not feasible

32
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if ΔG = 0

A

we can rearrange to find the T at which the reaction becomes feasible

33
Q

T =

A

ΔH/ ΔS

34
Q

For ΔH?

A

Draw Hess’ cycle

35
Q

in order to get a minus delta G value?

A

TΔS > ΔH