FA 1 Flashcards

1
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Diffusion of one gas into another until the mixing is complete and the composition of the system is homogeneous throughout the system

A

Spontaneous

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2
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Expansion of a gas into an evacuated space

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Spontaneous

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3
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Expansion of gas from any region of higher pressure into one of lower pressure takes place spontaneously until the pressure distribution is uniform throughout.

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Spontaneous

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4
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Diffusion of a solute from a concentrated solution into pure solvent, or into a dilute solution, will take place without external intervention

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Spontaneous

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5
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The conduction of heat along a bar o metal which is hot at one end and cold at the other end.

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Spontaneous

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6
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The transfer of heat from a hotter body to a colder body by radiation is spontaneous. All the spontaneous processes represent a tendency to approach a state of thermodynamic equilibrium.

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Spontaneous

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7
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Flow of liquids from a higher to a lower level is a spontaneous process; the flow continues until the two levels are equal and a mechanical equilibrium is attained. The reverse process is not observed to occur.

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Spontaneous

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8
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When a solute such as ammonium chloride is added to water, it dissolves with the absorption of heat. The dissolution is endothermic and spontaneous while the reverse process where in the solid ammonium chloride separates from the solution with the evolution of heat leaving pure water is not observed.

A

Spontaneous

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9
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TRUE/ FALSE

Spontaneous processes never revert themselves without the intervention of an external agency

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TRUE

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10
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TRUE/ FALSE
A system in equilibrium under a given set of conditions will not undergo detectable change unless the conditions are altered. Thus the spontaneous processes are not thermodynamically reversible.

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TRUE

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11
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TRUE/ FALSE

Spontaneous processes have a natural tendency to move towards a state of equilibrium

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TRUE

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12
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TRUE/ FALSE

All natural processes proceed spontaneously (i.e., without external aid) and are irreversible in character)

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TRUE

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13
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Water decomposes into hydrogen and oxygen gases with application of electricity.

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Non-spontaneous

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14
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A spoon dipped in boiling water gets hot

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spontaneous

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15
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Wood burns to ash after being set on fire

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spontaneous

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16
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Silverware tarnish when exposed to air

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spontaneous

17
Q

Table salt dissociates into sodium and chlorine ions in water.

A

spontaneous

18
Q

water molecules form from hydrogen and oxygen gases

A

Non-spontaneous

19
Q

Refers to how it occurs on its own without the help of any external factors.

A

spontaneous

20
Q

water always flows from the faucet down the sink.

A

spontaneous

21
Q

a cold coffee left on the table will never become hot by itself

A

spontaneous

22
Q

a spent battery does not recharge without an external input

A

spontaneous

23
Q

TRUE/FALSE

Spontaneity only tells whether a reaction will occur or not.

A

True

24
Q

TRUE/FALSE

Spontaneity does not predict the rate of a process (how fast or slow it occurs)

A

True

25
Q

The combustion of alcohol is slow.

A

Non-spontaneous

26
Q

Rusting of iron is fast.

A

Non-spontaneous

27
Q

TRUE/FALSE

Randomness influences spontaneity. Spontaneous processes occur from an ordered state to a more random arrangement.

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True