Gibbs energy and phase equilibria Flashcards

1
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What is the change in Gibbs energy of reaction at equilibrium?

A

0

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2
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What does ΔrxnG = 0 mean?

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There is no difference between final and initial state at equilibrium

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3
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Which phase of water has the lowest value of Gibbs energy?

A

Steam

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4
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Which phase of water has the highest value of Gibbs energy?

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Ice

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5
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What is the entropy like in ice, water and steam?

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Least entropy in ice, then water and the most entropy in steam

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6
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What equation shows the changes in Gibbs energy with the small changes in temperature?

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(ΔG)pni = -SΔT

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7
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What equation for changes in G can you use if ΔS does not change with temperature?

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ΔG2 = ΔG1 - ΔS (T2-T1)

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8
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Why is evaporation of liquids favoured as the temperature rises?

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The entropy of vaporization is always positive and large

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9
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What equation shows how Gibbs energy varies with small changes in pressure?

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(ΔG)tn = VΔP

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10
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What values are fixed when you look at changes in pressure?

A

Temperature and moles

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11
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How do you work out ΔG for reactions?

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G = G(products) - G(reactants)

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12
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What equation is used to work out changes in Gibbs energy when both pressure and volume change?

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(dΔG)tn = ΔVdp

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13
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What equation do you use when ΔV does not change with p?

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ΔG2 - ΔG1 = ΔV (p2 - p1)

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14
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When are the products favoured?

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As the pressure rises if the volume of the reaction is negative

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15
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When are the reactants favoured?

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If the volume of the reaction is positive

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16
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What is the critical point of a phase diagram?

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The highest temperature at which the liquid phase exists

17
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What happens beyond the critical point?

A

There is no liquid / gas boundary

18
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What is the pressure at the critical point called?

A

Critical pressure

Pc

19
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What is the temperature at the critical point called?

A

Critical temperature

Tc

20
Q

What is the Clapeyron equation?

A

dp / dT = ΔS / ΔV

21
Q

What is the triple point?

A

When solid, liquid and gas phases are all in equilibrium

22
Q

What is most likely the triple point?

A

The lowest temperature at which the liquid phase is stable

23
Q

What is Gibbs phase rule?

A

F = C - P + 2

24
Q

What do the components of the Gibbs phase rule mean?

A
F = the number of degrees of freedom 
C = The number of components 
P = The number of phases
25
Q

What are intensive variables?

A

p, T xi

Independent of the system size

26
Q

What is a phase?

A

Uniform state of the system

27
Q

What is the value of C for a pure substance?

A

1

28
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What is the value of F for a pure substance?

A

F = 3 - P