Final Exam (not including exams 1-3) Flashcards

1
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energy

A

capacity to do work

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2
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heat

A

transfer of energy from higher temerpature to lower temperature

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3
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thermodynamics

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study of heat and energy flow during change and the relationship between heat and work

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4
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thermochemistry

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study of heat involved in chemical and physical changes
or
study of heat change in chemical rxns

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5
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explosion energy (examples)

A

light, heat, sound, gas, expansion (work)

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6
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What does each particle in a system have?

A

kinetic and potential energy

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7
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internal energy (E)

A

kinetic + potential energy

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8
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joule

A

amount of energy needed to lift a 1 kg mass by 1 meter

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9
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calorie

A

amount of energy needed to raise 1 gram of water by 1 degree celcius

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10
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system

A

part of the universe that is of interest in the study
* can be anything
* ex. a person, a room

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11
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universe

A

system+surroundings

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12
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what can be exchanged in an open, closed, and isolated system

A

open: mass and energy
closed: energy
isolated: nothing

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13
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kinetic and potential energy are ___

A

inconvertable (not able to be changed)

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14
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law of conservation of energy

A

energy cannot be created or destroyed; it is constant

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15
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state functions

A

properties that are determined by the current state of the system, regardless of the path taken to reach that state
ex. energy, pressure, volume, temperature
analogy: 2 hikers took different paths but ended up at the same spot

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16
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first law of thermodynamics

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energy can be converted from one form to another but cannot be created or destroyed

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17
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heat in an exothermic rxn

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heat goes from (lost from the) system to surroundings

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18
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what are the 2 ways energy is lost from a system

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  1. converted to heat, q
  2. used to do work, w
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19
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work

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energy transferred when something is moved by a force acting over a distance

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20
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when gases expand, change in volume is ___, but the system is doing work on the surrounding, so work is ___

A

positive
negative

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21
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exothermic process

A

heat goes from system to surroundings

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22
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endothermic

A

heat goes from surroundings to system

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23
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standard enthalpy of formation of any element in its most stable form is ____ degrees celcius

A

0

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24
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hess’s law

A

the enthalpy change for an overall process is the sym of the enthalpy changes for the individual steps

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25
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kinetics

A

how fast will the rxn proceed

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26
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how does spontaneity have to do with speed

A

nothing

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27
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spontaneous change

A

occurs without a continuous input of energy from outside the system
* leads to an increase in entropy

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28
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nonspontaneous change

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occurs if the surroundings continuously supply energy to the system

29
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if a change is spontaneous in one direction, it will be ____

A

nonspontaneous in the reverse direction

30
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spontaneous process

A

occurs under a specific set of conditions

31
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nonspontaneous process

A

does not occur under a specific set of conditions

32
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entropy (S)

A

measure of how spread out or how dispersed the system’s energy is
* increases when volume is larger

33
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4 processes that lead to an increase in entropy

A
  • melting
  • vaporization
  • temp. increase
  • greater number of gas molecules
34
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does entropy increase or decrease with temperature

A

increases

35
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higher entropy when…

A
  • molecules are more complex
  • molecules are larger
  • more energy
  • higher temp
  • solid to liquid to gas
36
Q

which has a higher entropy: dissolved solid or liquid vs pure substance

A

dissolved

37
Q

which has a higher entropy: gas dissolved in solution and solid vs pure gas

A

pure gas

38
Q

entropy (S) is a measure of how ___

A

dispersed energy is throughout the system

39
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2nd law of thermodynamics

A

no process is 100 efficient
heat lost to surroundings

40
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standard free energy of rxn

A

free energy (G) change for a rxn wehn it occurs under standard-state conditions

41
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standard state conditions

A

temp = 298 K
pressure = 1 atm
[solute] = 1.0 M
[H+] = 1 M

42
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what does change in free energy tell us

A

spontaneity and the maximum energy available to do work

43
Q

delta G

A

change in free energy when pure reactants convert COMPLETELY to pure products

44
Q

what is the keq for product favored rxns

A

keq>1

45
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conditions for reactant favored

A

change G under standard conditions>0 and K<1

46
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oxidation

A

loss of electrons

47
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reduction

A

gain of electrons

48
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oxidizing agent

A

thing that is reduced

49
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reduction agent

A

thing that is oxidized

50
Q

oxidation number

A

charge the atom would have in a molecule or compound if electrons were completly transferred

51
Q

anode

A

the electrode at which oxidation occurs

52
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cathode

A

the electrode at which reduction occurs

53
Q

does the anode or cathode produce the electrons

A

anode

54
Q

salt bridge

A

spectator counter ions flow through the salt bridge to keep net neutral charge in the solutions

55
Q

anode is always on the left or right

A

left

56
Q

conditions for standard reduction potential (E naught)

A

1 M and 1 atm

57
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E naught

A

sign changes when half-cell rxn is reversed but the number does not change even when coefficients do

58
Q

diagonal rule

A

species on left with react spontaneously w/ species on the right of any rxn located below it

59
Q

diagonal rule in my own words and applied to the problem

A

an element on the left side and above the other element is the one that gets reduced; the other element gets oxidized so we flip its equation and the E naught sign

60
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when to use subscripts vs coefficients from balance equation

A

subscripts - breaking a moelcule into its individual element
coefficients - moles of reactant or product into moles of another

61
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diatomic molecules molar mass

A

just one - when it’s apart of a compound
two - when it is alone

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