Measuring Entropy Flashcards

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What is the equation for the change in entropy ΔS?

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ΔS = integral from T1 to T2 of Cv/T dT, where du = Cv dT and u is the internal energy

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What is Gibbs’ entropy formula?

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S = -k(B)sum over i of Piln(Pi), where Pi is the probability of being in state i

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What is the equation for S in an isolated system in equilibrium?

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S = -k(B)*sum from i = 1 to Ω of 1/Ω ln(1/Ω) = k(B)lnΩ

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What is the equation for thr Boltzmann distribution?

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P(x) = exp(-βαx^2)/(integral from -inf to inf of exp(-βαx^2) dx)

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What is the equipartition theorem equation?

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If a system has n independent quadratic modes, then = 1/2 k(B)T + 1/2k(B)T + ….. = n/2 *k(B)T

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What is the equipartition theorem in words?

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For a system in contact with a reservoir at temperature T, each independent quadratic energy mode contributes 1/2k(B)T to the average energy.

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What is the equation for Cv, the heat capacity, in terms of u and E?

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Cv = du/dT at const V = d/dT at const V = n/2 *k(B)

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What is the first example of the equipartition theorem?

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Translational motion of monatomic gas: E = 1/2 mv(x)^2 + 1/2 mv(y)^2 + 1/2 mv(z)^2 = 3 DoFs, so = 3/2*k(B)T -> Cv = 3/2 k(B) per atom = 3/2 N(A)k(B) per mole

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What is the second example of the equipartition theorem?

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Mass on a spring: E = 1/2kx^2 = 1/2mx’^2 -> 2 DoFs, so = k(B)*T

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What is the third example of the equipartition theorem?

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2 masses connected by a spring: E = 1/2k(|r1-r2|)^2 + 1/2μ(r1’-r2’)^2, so = k(B)*T

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What is the fourth example of the equipartition theorem?

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Lattice vibrations (a 3D arrangement of masses and spring - for a cubic lattice -> 3 springs per ion) therefore = 3k(B)T, Cv = 3k(B) per ion = 3N(A)k(B) per mole

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What is the fifth example of the equipartition theorem?

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Diatomic molecules with translational motion = 3/2 *k(B)T, vibrational motion = k(B)T and rotational motion Erot = 1/2 L1^2/I1 + 1/2L2^2/I2 -> = k(B)T

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What is the total for a diatomic molecule?

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= + + = 7/2 *k(B)T, so Cv = 7/2 *k(B)

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