Laws Of Thermodynamics Flashcards

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Thermodynamics

Zeroth law
First law
Second law
Third law

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Thermal equilibrium

Energy in = energy out

Total entropy of an isolated system increases over time in an irreversible system

Every substance has finite positive entropy, but at absolute zero of temp, entropy may become zero

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2
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Internal energy for isolated sytem

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O

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3
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First law involves work and heat. True or false

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True

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4
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First law involves work and heat. True or false

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True

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5
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Heat expressed as ___ in constant volume

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Internal energy

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6
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Heat expressed as ___ in constant pressure

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Enthalpy

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7
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Recall work equations under different conditions

Free expansion
Against a constant external pressure
Isotherms reversible

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8
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Total heat content of system

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Enthalpy

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9
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Give pressure and volume dependence of internal energy

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10
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Give temperature and pressure dependence of enthalpy

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11
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Give temperature and pressure dependence of enthalpy

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12
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Recall heat capacity values of ideal gases

Monoatomic
Diatomic/linear polyatomic
Nonlinear polyatomic

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Cp
2.5R
3.5R
4R

Cv
1.5R
2.5R
3R

Gamma
5/3
7/5
4/3
Note: Gamma= Cp/Cv

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13
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Recall heat transactions
Endothermic
Exothermic

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∆H>0, surroundings get cooler, system warms
∆H<0, surroundings get warmer, system cools

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14
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Recall 2 ways of calorimetry.

Coffee cup calorimeter
Bomb calorimeter

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Constant pressure, involves small heat changes

Constant volume, involves high amount of heat
and gaseous product

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15
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Study of heat accompanying chemical changes

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Thermochemistry

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16
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Recall standard enthalpy of formation

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Recall standard enthalpy of combustion and it’s special case

17
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Shows temp dependence of reaction enthalpy

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Kirchoffs law. Recall formula

18
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Enthalpy is extensive. Discuss

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19
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Standard enthalpy of overall reaction is the sum of individual reactions into which the reactions might be subdivided

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Hess’ law

20
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Phase change occurs at constant ___

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Pressure. Thus thermodynamic equation for heat and entropy are for isobaric conditions. Recall formulas

21
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Heat accompanying temp change

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Sensible heat. Recall formula

22
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Heat accompanying phase change

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Latent heat. Recall formula

23
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∆S (+) denotes ___

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More disorder

24
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Thermo implications
Impossible for the system oerating cyclically to fully convert heat into work (Kelvin plank)

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Impossible for a system operating cyclically and spontaneously to transfer heat from lower to high temp (clausius)

25
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In reversible adiabatic expansion heat and entropy is equal to

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O

26
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Recall carnot cycle. Identify where does heat enters and exits.

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27
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Converts heat into usable work with release of residual heat

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Carnot Heat Engine. Recall efficiency formual

28
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Convert work in order to remove a certain amount of heat

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Carnot refrigerator. Recall COP

29
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Converts work in order to supply certain amint of heat

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Carnot heat pump. Recall COP

30
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Recall heating curve of water

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Region 1: Sensible heat (solid)
Region 2: latent heat (solid and liquid)
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