Q4-W1: Entropy and Gibbs Free Energy Flashcards

1
Q
  • process which
    can take place by itself
A

SPONTANEOUS

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2
Q

process
which can neither take place by
itself nor by initiation

A

NON-SPONTANEOUS

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3
Q

Flow of water up a hill

A

NON-SPONTY

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4
Q

Dissolution of salt in water

A

SPONTY

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5
Q

Evaporation of water in an open
vessel

A

SPONTY

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6
Q

Flow of water down the hill

A

SPONTY

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7
Q

Dissolution of sand in water

A

NON-SPONTY

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8
Q

Spontaneous reactions are (___________) reactions; they take place immediately (______________________________.)

A

SELF-DRIVEN, WITHOUT ANY ASSISTANCE FROM EXTERNAL SOURCE

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9
Q

tossing a coin in the air and it
drops on the ground

A

SPONTY

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10
Q

falling of water in a waterfall

A

SPONTY

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11
Q

SPONTY IS _____ DIRECTION ONLY.

A

ONE

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12
Q

A lump of sugar
spontaneously dissolves
in a cup of coffee, but
dissolved sugar does not
spontaneously reappear
in its original form.

A

SPONTY

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13
Q

Water freezes
spontaneously below
0°C, and ice melts
spontaneously above
0°C (at 1 atm).

A

SPONTY

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14
Q

Heat flows from a
hotter object to a colder
one, but the reverse
never happens
spontaneously.

A

SPONTY

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15
Q

A piece of sodium metal
reacts violently with
water to form sodium
hydroxide and hydrogen
gas. However, hydrogen
gas does not react with
sodium hydroxide to
form water and sodium.

A

SPONTY

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16
Q

Iron exposed to water
and oxygen forms rust,
but rust does not
spontaneously change
back to iron.

A

SPONTY

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17
Q

Spontaneity in chemical
reactions is ALSO ____________________

A

UNDIRECTIONAL

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18
Q

It gives an idea about the direction of energy or heat flow.

A

Second Law of Thermodynamics

19
Q

Second Law of Thermodynamics?

A

that as energy is transferred or transformed, more and more of it is wasted.

20
Q

As per this law heat flows from
hotter to colder bodies or you
can say that energy flows from
higher level to lower level.

A

Second Law of Thermodynamics

21
Q

”The state of entropy of the
entire universe, as an isolated
system, will always ____________
over time.”

A

INCREASE

22
Q

degree of randomness
and disorder

A

ENTROPY

23
Q

measure of freedom of
the molecules

A

ENTROPY

24
Q

entropy in phases of matter:
They have
no freedom at all
that means they
have least entropy.?

A

SOLID

25
Q

entropy in phases of matter:
They have
more freedom than
they have in ice. That
means entropy of
water is more than ice.?

A

LIQUID

26
Q

Entropy in phases of matter:
They are most
free and therefore
out of all phases of
water, steam has the
highest entropy.

A

GAS

27
Q

Qualitative entropy rules:
Entropy ______________ when the
number of molecules increase
during a reaction.

A

INCREASES

28
Q

Qualitative entropy rules:
Entropy ___________ with an
increase in temperature.

A

INCREASES

29
Q

Qualitative entropy rules:
Entropy ____________ when a gas
forms from either a liquid or
solid.

A

INCREASES

30
Q

Entropy ____________ when a liquid
forms from a solid.

A

INCREASES

31
Q

Entropy _______________ when a liquid
forms from a solid.

A

INCREASES

32
Q

Entropy is a thermodynamic
quantity that is a ____________________________________________________ among the different
possible ways that system can
contain energy. SI unit is J/K

A

measure of how
spread out or dispersed the energy
of a system is

33
Q

ENTROPY CHANGE:
SOLID TO LIQUID

A

MELTING

34
Q

LIQUID TO GAS/VAPOR

A

VAPORIZATION

35
Q

SOLUTE TO SOLUTION

A

DISSOLVING

36
Q

If the reaction produces more
gas molecules than it consumes,
∆S is ______________

A

POSITIVE

37
Q

If the total number of gas
molecules diminishes, ∆S is _________

A

NEGATIVE

38
Q

Decrease in pressure of the
system, ∆S is

A

POSITIVE

39
Q

Decrease in number of molecules
and gases are converted to
solids, ∆�� is

A

NEGATIVE

40
Q

When solid is converted to two
gaseous products, ∆�� is

A

POSITIVE

41
Q

If there is no net change in the
total number of gas molecules,
∆�� may be positive or
negative, but will be relatively
small numerically.

A

TRUE

42
Q

Energy available to do useful
work. Used to express the
spontaneity of a reaction more
directly. SI unit is kJ.

A

Gibbs Free Energy

43
Q

A thermodynamic quantity used
to describe heat changes taking
place at constant pressure. SI
unit is J.

A

ENTHALPY

44
Q

A thermodynamic quantity that is a
measure of how spread out or
dispersed the energy of a system is
among the different possible ways
that system can contain energy. SI
unit is J/K.

A

ENTROPY