First Law Of Thermodynamics Flashcards

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  • Is constantly happening around
    us.
  • Energy always originates from a source.
  • Energy cannot be created or destroyed; it can only
    change form.
  • Law of conservation of energy
  • First law of thermodynamics
    *One of the most fundamental laws in the universe
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Energy Transmission

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*Specific part of the universe understudy
*Can be as small as an atom or as big as a planet

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System

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*Everything else outside the system is called the

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Surroundings

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(matter and energy can pass through
its boundaries)
ex. Human body, Planets, Plants

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Open System

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(only energy can pass through its
boundaries)
ex. Light bulb, Pan with lid

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Closed System

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6
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(matter and energy CANNOT pass
through its boundaries)
ex. Thermos flask

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Isolated System

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7
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*Sum of all the kinetic and potential energies of
the components of the system.
*Not only the motions and interactions between
the molecules but also the interaction of their
nuclei and electrons.
*Absolute value is difficult to measure
*We are more interested in the changes

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Interal energy

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8
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Thermodynamic quantities have three parts

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*A number

*A unit

*A sign

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*It determines the magnitude of the
quantity

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Unit

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10
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*It determined the direction of the quantity
* any increase in the energy of the system is
accompanied by a decrease in the energy of the
surroundings

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Sign

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11
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is defined as the transfer of thermal
energy between two systems due to a
temperature difference. It is a form of energy in
transit.
is essentially the energy associated with
random motion of atoms and molecules

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Heat

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12
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  • energy transferred to or from a system by a
    macroscopic force acting through a distance.
    *Ordered molecular motion
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Work

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13
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____ – random molecular motion, transfer due to
temperature difference

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Heat

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14
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_____ ordered molecular motion, same direction,
transferred by achieving motion against an opposing
force

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Work

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15
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___________ – process in which energy is
acquired from its surroundings as heat

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Endothermic

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16
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_____________ - process that releases energy as
heat into its surroundings

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Exothermic

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