lecture 7 Flashcards
S universe equals what
S system + S surroundings
S universe can also be written in terms of gibbs:
S universe = - G // T
what’s gibbs at equilibrium or for reversible change
- or lower than 0
using equation G = H -TS,, how do we find the diff parts
H = pro - rea ( x stoichiometry)
S = pro - rea ( x stoichiometry)
make sure the units are the same
if S pro - S rea is positive,, what does this mean
the system entropy favours products
if H pro - H rea gives a positive number,; what does this mean
the reaction is endothermic
entropy is taken from the surroundings
for a gas,, what happens as pressure increases
as pressure increases,, entropy decreases
it becomes more negative
what is needed for a reaction to be spontaneous
Gibbs must be negative
Gibbs energy change for ideal monatomic gas
G = (5/2) nRT - TS
in gibbs equation G = H - TS,, what increases with temperature (when pressure is constant)
S and H both increase with temperature
equation that shows how small changes in Pressure and Temp induce changes in G
dG = V dp- S dT
if T is constant,, does pressure affect H
nope :)
S is always positive,, so a decrease in temp does what to G
decrease in temp = decrease in G
decrease is larger for systems with higher entropy
- S = dG/dT ) p
if V is always positive,,, increase in pressure does what to G
increase in pressure increases G
this increase is larger for systems with larger volumes
V = dG/dP ) T
grams of smt when u know it’s mr
X gmol-1
where X is the mr