lecture 3 Flashcards

1
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particles have different speeds meaning there is a

A

distribution
this distribution has a shape

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2
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how can we measure the speed of a gas

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row of spinning discs with slots

the discs spin at different rates leading to particles of different speeds passing by

measuring the number of particles gives the distribution of speeds

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3
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what is the root mean squared speed based on

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finding average speed using the pressure the particle it exerts

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4
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root mean speed squared and pressure

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pV = 1/3n NA m Vrms2

pV = 1/3n M Vrms2

m=mass
M=molar mass

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5
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root mean speed squared equation

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root 3KBT/m

root 3RT/M

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6
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what does root mean square speed allow us to do

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determine the average kinetic energy of particles

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7
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what is the average kinetic energy of a particle

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1/2 m vrms2

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8
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what is the total kinetic energy of an ideal gas

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3/2 nRT

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9
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maxwell distribution graph is

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unsymmetrical

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10
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3 types of average speed

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most probable
mean speed
root mean squared

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11
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most probable speed

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peak of maxwell distribution

diff of y axis = 0

root 2KBT/m

temp in k
mass: /1000 /avo

ms-1 units

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12
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mean speed aka Vmean

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higher than most probable

root 8KbT/nm

n is pi
m: /1000 /avo
temp in k

ms-1 units

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13
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root mean square speed

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higher than most probable and mean speed

root 3KbT/m
root 3RT/M ???

temp in k
m: /1000 /avo

ms-1

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14
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what are the 3 speeds and what are they all proportional to

A

most probable
mean
root mean squared

probable to root(KbT/m)

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15
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what do the 3 speeds tell us about the distribution of speeds

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based on mass and temp
not on pressure or volume.

same temp = same speed
no matter the vessel theyre in

ratio of T:m determines the speeds of particles: all the speeds have T nominator and m as a denominator

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16
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what does changing the temp do to the distribution of speeds

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changes them
lower temp = lower most probable speed

changes width and hight but not shape

17
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what changes distribution of speeds

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temp: higher temp = wider = larger mist probable speed, change in height and width

mass: lower mass = wider distribution.

low mass == hotter temp shape

18
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distributioon of kinetic energy doesnt depend on what

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doesnt depend on the mass

depends on temp only

explains why the ideal gas equation can be applied to all gas - based on temp and not mass aka its identity

19
Q

on average particles in an ideal gas collide

A

elastically

total amount of kinetic energy remains the same // unchanged

20
Q

distribution of kinetic energy graph

A

more asymmetric than speed maxwell boltzmann graph.

basically a 1s wavefunction - up down

21
Q

most probable kinetic energy equation

A

peak of kinetic energy distribution graph

Emp = KbT/2

22
Q

mean kinetic energy on distribution of kinetic energy graphs

A

higher than most probable

3KbT/2

same as the Vrms

23
Q

what affects the distribution of kinetic energys on a distribution graph

A

look at the equations - the TEMPERATURE

changes the height and width not shape

effect of temp is more pronounced than speed - dependence is linear - there is no square root in the equation but there was for the speed distributions.

24
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why is the effect of temp on kinetic energy distributions more pronounced

A

dependence is linear

there is no square root in the kinetic energy equations

25
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what does the kinetic energy distributions tell us

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how much energy is involved when 2 particles collide

helps us know if they will react or not

how many collisions have above the Ea - proportional to exp(-Ea/RT) - matches the rate constant ‘k’

26
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what describes the distribution of speeds

A

maxwell boltzman distribution

27
Q

what affects the maxwell distribution and how

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mass and temp

smaller mass + larger temp = shorter and wider = increase in average speeds

28
Q

what describes the kinetic energy of a particle

A

distribution graph

29
Q

what affects the kinetic energy distribution graph and how

A

increasing the temp widens the graph

larger average kinetic energy

30
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particles with more than the Ea is proportional to

A

exp(-Ea/RT)

explains temp dependence of rate constant.