THeRMO PRELIM Flashcards

1
Q

An expression of the principle of conservation of energy which states that energy cannot be
created or destroyed but can only be transformed or changed from one form to another.

A

FIRST LAW OF THERMODYNAMICS

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2
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_____ and ______ are means by which we can transfer or
transform energies from one form to another.

A

Work and Heat Flow

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3
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True or False:
Work and Heat flow can exist without energy

A

False. There will be no work and heat flow without energy

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4
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The energy possessed by a body by virtue of its POSITION

A

Potential Energy, PE. Note: POSITION

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5
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The energy possessed by a body by virtue of its MOTION.

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Kinetic Energy, KE. Note: MOTION

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6
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The energy stored in a system in microscopic scale.

A

Internal Energy, U

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7
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In a system (w/ molecules inside), how is KINETIC ENERGY present?

A

The MOTION of molecules causes KE.
- Thru vibration, translation, and rotation

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In a system (w/ molecules inside), how is POTENTIAL ENERGY present?

A

The BINDING ENERGY (Molecular attractive forcess) are associated with PE.

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9
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Under PE, what holds the atoms together in a system?

A

BINDING ENERGY

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10
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True or False:
In our naked eye, a steady glass of water means there is no motion in molecules.

A

FALSE
there is a mass of high-speed molecules moving at hundreds of meters per second @ microscopic scale

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11
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The energy required to MOVE A MASS (thermodynamic substance) that enters a thermodynamic system from one point to another.

A

Flow work or Flow energy

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12
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What causes a continous flow of mass in the Thermodynamic system

A

FLOW WORK or FLOW ENERGY

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13
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In a flow work

The __________ enters the thermodynamic system and is pushed by the surroundings against the _________ and ____________ in the thermodynamic system, providing the system with ___________ in the process.

A

MASS;
RESISTANCE and LOCAL PRESSURE;
WORK;

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14
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The sum of the internal energy and the work flow

A

Enthalpy, H

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15
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Energies are transformed or transferred in two ways – by ________ or __________

A

Heat or Work

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16
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the transfer of energy between two bodies because of its temperature difference.

A

Heat Energy or Thermal Energy, Q

17
Q

True or False
Energy CAN flow from low to high temperature

A

FALSE.
Energy ALWAYS flows from high to low energy, increasing Entropy.

18
Q

Heat flow will continue as long as there is ____________________ (2 words)

A

Temperature Difference

19
Q

a (positive or negative?) sign Q denotes that the heat is added on the system

or the direction of heat is going into the system

A

POSITIVE (+)

20
Q

(positive or negative) sign Q denotes that heat is rejected by the system or the direction

of heat is going out of the system.

A

NEGATIVE (-)

21
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a measure of the amount of energy that is UNAVAILABLE to do useful work in a closed system undergoing a change of state.

A

Entropy, S

22
Q

describes the microscopic disorder or degree of randomness of molecules in a closed thermodynamic system

A

ENTROPY, S

23
Q

Which Law of Thermodynamics

It states that the thermal energy in a closed system disperses over time until it reaches equilibrium.

A

2ND LAW OF THERMO.

24
Q

True or False:
As entropy increases, energy available to do useful work also increases

A

FALSE; Energy and Entropy are inversely proportional to each other

25
Q

When energy disperses, the pressure, temperature
and density __________ , therefore __________ (less or more?) energy is now available to do useful work.

A

Evens out;
Less

26
Q

True or False
Thermal Equilibrium increases Entropy

A

TRUE

27
Q

Energy is transferred through __________ when force, F, is applied to a body that causes it to move or displaced at a distance, d.

A

WORK

28
Q

the rate of doing work, expressed as amount of work per unit time or sometimes in horsepower.

A

POWER

29
Q

___________ states that the the mass going in the system is equal to the mass going out of the system

A

Conservation of Mass

30
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(positive or negative?) sign Work (W) denotes that the work is done by the system or the direction of work is going out the system

A

POSITIVE

31
Q

(positive or negative?) sign Work (W) denotes that work is done on the system or the direction of heat
is going into the system.

A

NEGATIVE

32
Q

Another term for thermodynamic system

A

Control volume

33
Q

defined as a region in space that is under consideration, it also contains mass or a thermodynamic substance.

It has specific boundaries that separate it from the external effects of the environment.

A

Thermodynamic System or Control Volume

34
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2 types of Thermodynamics systems

A

– Open Systems (Steady-flow systems)
– Closed systems (Non-flow Systems)

35
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A system able to exchange energy (heat and work) and mass across the system boundary

A

– Open Systems (Steady-flow systems)

36
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A System able to exchange energy (heat and work) across the system boundary but not mass.

A

– Closed systems (Non-flow Systems)