Intro and Thermodynamics Flashcards

1
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total internal energy of a system equation

A

U = w(work) + q(heat)

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2
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U - total internal energy of system

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transferred from one entity to another as work or heat

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3
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Form of energy

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kinetic and potential

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4
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kinetic energy

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Ek= 1/2mv2

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5
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potential energy

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gravitational and chemical bond energy

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6
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chemical bond energy

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energy stored
formation release energy
bond cleavage requires energy

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7
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open system

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both matter and energy can be transferred

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8
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closed system

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only energy transferred

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9
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isolated system

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no matter or energy is transferred

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10
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1st law of thermodynamics

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sum of energy of system and surroundings is constant

cannot be created or destroyed

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11
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energy transfer as work

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can be used to lift weight

energy transferred from system to surroundings

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12
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energy transfer as heat

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system gets colder when in contact with colder surrounding

irreversible

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13
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energy change during chemical reaction

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H = U + pV
H - enthalpy
p - pressure
V - volume

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14
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change in enthalpy

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DH = DU + D(pV)

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15
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Endothermic

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more energy absorbs from surroundings

+ve

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16
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Exothermic

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more energy released to surroundings

-ve

17
Q

example: burning methane

A

DH = Sum(E reactant) - Sum(E product)

exothermic

18
Q

example: photosynthesis

A

always independent whether in plant cell or by chemist in lab

19
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Measuring enthalpy changes

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using bomb calorimeter

20
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bomb calorimeter

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exothermic reaction - reaction vessel transfer energy to water bath
increase temp measured by thermometer
in a closed system