Lecture 6: Phases And Heat Capacities Flashcards

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Heat capacity (C)

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  1. C=q/T=heat added to a system/temperature
  2. Types of heat capacities
    2a. Constant volume heat capacity (Cv): U=q
    2b. Constant pressure heat capacity (Cp): U=q+w
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Specific heat capacity

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  1. Equation: q=MC△T
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Specific heat of water

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4 KJ/(kg*K)

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Calorimeter

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  1. Relies on heat capacity to measure heat of a reaction
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Bomb calorimeter

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  1. Measures heat of combustion
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Phase diagrams

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  1. Represents the phases of a substance at different pressures and temperatures
    1a. Triple point: point where substance is at eqm with all phases
    1b. Critical temperature
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Phase change: heat curve

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  1. Heat of fusion: melting
  2. Heat of vaporization: boiling
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Extra

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4 colligative properties of a solution

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  1. Vapor pressure lowering: adding nonvolatile solute
  2. Boiling point elevation: adding nonvolatile solute
    2a. △T=kmi
    2b. Vant Hoffman factor (i): number of particles which a single solute will dissociate into
  3. Freezing point depression: occurs when impurities are added
    3a. △T=kmi
  4. Osmotic pressure: pressure distance
    4a. Osmotic pressure=n=iMRT
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