lecture 7 Flashcards

1
Q

S universe equals what

A

S system + S surroundings

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2
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S universe can also be written in terms of gibbs:

A

S universe = - G // T

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3
Q

what’s gibbs at equilibrium or for reversible change

A
  1. or lower than 0
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4
Q

using equation G = H -TS,, how do we find the diff parts

A

H = pro - rea ( x stoichiometry)
S = pro - rea ( x stoichiometry)

make sure the units are the same

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5
Q

if S pro - S rea is positive,, what does this mean

A

the system entropy favours products

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6
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if H pro - H rea gives a positive number,; what does this mean

A

the reaction is endothermic

entropy is taken from the surroundings

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7
Q

for a gas,, what happens as pressure increases

A

as pressure increases,, entropy decreases

it becomes more negative

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8
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what is needed for a reaction to be spontaneous

A

Gibbs must be negative

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9
Q

Gibbs energy change for ideal monatomic gas

A

G = (5/2) nRT - TS

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10
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in gibbs equation G = H - TS,, what increases with temperature (when pressure is constant)

A

S and H both increase with temperature

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11
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equation that shows how small changes in Pressure and Temp induce changes in G

A

dG = V dp- S dT

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12
Q

if T is constant,, does pressure affect H

A

nope :)

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13
Q

S is always positive,, so a decrease in temp does what to G

A

decrease in temp = decrease in G

decrease is larger for systems with higher entropy

  • S = dG/dT ) p
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14
Q

if V is always positive,,, increase in pressure does what to G

A

increase in pressure increases G

this increase is larger for systems with larger volumes

V = dG/dP ) T

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15
Q

grams of smt when u know it’s mr

A

X gmol-1

where X is the mr

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16
Q

when u have mass in gmol-1
what density units should u have

A

gm3

x1000 to get from dm to m

17
Q

change in G for ice when
T = 273k
density = 917gdm-3
Pressure increases from 1 bar to 2 bars

A

use dG = Vdp - SdT
but T is constant so
dG/ dP ) T === V

find V (mass / density) and multiply this by pressure to get G

18
Q

gibbs when temp is constant

A

dG / dP )T = V

using dG = Vdp- SdT

19
Q

Gibbs when pressure is constant

A

dG = Vdp - SdT

dG/dT )p = -S

20
Q

gibbs of a gas when given temp, pressure change

A

G = nRT ln(p1/po)

21
Q

what is universal entropy

A

-G/T

22
Q

when is 🔺H independent of temperature

A

when specific heat capacity of products and reactants are equal

23
Q

how does gibbs change with increasing pressure

A

it increases

24
Q

what does gibbs energy do in terms of entropy

A

reframed entropy changes in terms of energy

25
Q

what must occur for reactions to occur spontaneously

A

gibbs must be negative,, it must be less than 0

26
Q

what does integrated gibbs helmholtz equation describe gibbs

A

describes how gibbs energy changes with temperature