Handout 3 Flashcards

1
Q

State two fundamental thermodynamic equations

A

dU=TdS=pdV

dG=Vdp-SdT

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2
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What is Gibbs energy pressure equation?

A

Gm(p)=G(standard)m+RTlnp/p(standard)

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3
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What is the relationship between dG and dw?

A

dG=dwrev(star) i.e- non-expansion work= dw(max)

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4
Q

What is deltaHmix for an ideal gas?

A

equals 0

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5
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What is the expression for delta G for a mixture of gases? How is this different from delta S expression?

A

=nRTsum(xi)ln(xi)

It includes an extra term T to account for temperature.

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6
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What is delta G mix for all compositions?

A

less than 0

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7
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What is the expression for gibbs energy in terms on mole fractions?

A

G=nAmu+nBmu

where mu is chemical potential

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8
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What is equation for single component for mu?

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mu=mu(standard)+RTlnp/p(standard)

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9
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What is the equation for two components for mu?

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deltarG=deltarG(standard)+RTlnpartial pressures (B/A). Where the deltarG (standard) = muB-muA

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10
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What is the equation for delta G at equilibrium?

A

deltarG=-RTlnK

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11
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What is the LeChatelier relationship?

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K/ptot=xB/xA

for A equibibrating with B

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12
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What is van’t hoff equation?

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lnK2/K1=-deltarH(standard)/R[1/T2-1/T1]

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13
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How do we measure gibbs energy if ions?

A

define gibbs standard, enthalpy standard, entropy standard for formation for one substance (usually H+) as 0. Allows product, reactant relationship to be used to get delta r quantities.

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