Exam 2 Lecture 1 Thermodynamics Flashcards

1
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define energy (chemical reactions)

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Capacity to do work or supply heat

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2
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Chemical THermodynamics

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The study of energy and it’s transformations

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3
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Thermochemistry

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The energy changes that take place during chemical reactions

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4
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Matter

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The physical material of the universe. Anything that Anything that occupies space occupies space and has mass has mass.

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5
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Energy

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  • •Potential to perform work (Ch. 5)
  • •Potential energy (Ch 5)
  • •Kinetic energy (Ch. 5)
  • •Heat (Ch. 5) Heat (Ch. 5)
  • •Radiant energy (Ch. 6)
  • •Chemical energy (Ch. 5)
  • •Free energy (Ch. 19)
  • •Electrical energy (Ch. 20) N l (Ch 21)
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6
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Kinetic energy definition

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Energy of motion

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7
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Potential energy definition

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stored energy

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8
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Chemical energy

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A form of potential energy where chemical bonds of a molecule act as the storage medium

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9
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Chemicals release potential energy __ ____ ___ __ when they undergo a reaction to __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __

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as heat, light, or work, form more stable products with more stable bonds

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10
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Thermal energy (Heat) definition

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Energy transferred from one object to another Energy transferred from one object to another as a result of a temperature difference

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11
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Temperature definition

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a measure of the kinetic energy of molecular motion

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12
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How is temperature measured

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by determining the direction and magnitude of heat flow from one object to another

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13
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What is 1 joule?

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2

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14
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Joules per calorie

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3

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15
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calorie

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one calorie is the amount of energy required to alorie is the amount of energy required to raise the temperature of one gram of water by one degree celsius

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16
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Calorie (kcal)

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  • 1000 calories (1 kcal).
  • The Calorie is what you see for food contents
17
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Law of conservation of mass:

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atoms are not created or destroyed during chemical reactions.

18
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Exception to the law of conservation of mass

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E=mc^2

19
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Law of conservation of energy

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energy is not energy is not created or destroyed during reactions. It is converted from one form to another

20
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Exception to the Law of conservation of energy

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E=mc^2

21
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The first law of thermodynamics The first law of thermodynamics

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The energy of the UNIVERSE is constant

22
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The “system” definition

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the components of a chemical reaction of interest

23
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The “system” components

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  1. • Reactants
  2. • Products
  3. • lnternal energy
  • – Kinetic (thermal) energy
  • – Potential (chemical) energy
24
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First law of thermal dynamics formula

A

4

25
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Energy out of system to surroundings: ____ sign _________

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negative, exothermic

26
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Energy into system from surroundings: ____ sign _________

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positive, endothermic

27
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Change in energy

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5

28
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What determines how much internal energy a system has?

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  • • Chemical identity Chemical identity
  • • Sample size
  • • T t emperature
  • • Pressure
  • • Physical state (s, l, g)
29
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What temporal factor determines how much internal energy a system has?

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  • The amount of an internal energy a “system” has is dependent on it’s present condition (state).
  • It is not dependent on the “system’s” past history
30
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A

Ek=.5mv2

m in kg

v in m/s