THERMOCHEMISTRY Flashcards

1
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Kinetic energy

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Energy associated with motion (thermal)

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2
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Potential energy

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Energy associated with position (chemical)

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3
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Kinetic energy formula

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KE = 1/2mv^2

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4
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System

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Set of substances and energy being studied

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5
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Surroundings

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Everything else not part of the system

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6
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3 types of system

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  • Open system: Exchange of energy and matter
  • Closed system: Exchange of energy
  • Isolated system: No exchange
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7
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First law of thermodynamics

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States that energy can neither be created or destroyed, only altered in form

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8
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Internal energy

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Sum of potential and kinetic energy (Delta U = q + w)

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9
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Heat (q)

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Transfer of thermal energy between system and surroundings caused by temperature difference

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10
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Thermal equlibrium

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Occurs when heat transfer stops

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11
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+q

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Absorbs heat (endothermic)

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12
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-q

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Releases heat (exothermic)

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13
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What type of system is a calorimeter

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Isolated

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14
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+w

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On the system

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15
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-w

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By the system

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16
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Chemical reactions in solution in a calorimeter

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qrxn = -Csoln msoln DeltaTsoln

17
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Chemical reactions not in solution

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qrxn = -Ccal mcal DeltaTcal

18
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Relationship between system and surroundings

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Inversely proportional. If system gains 300J, then surrounding loses 300J

19
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Work (w)

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Product of force and distance

20
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Work formula

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W = -P DeltaV OR -Deltan RT

21
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State function

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Property whose values dont depend on the pathway taken (internal energy)

22
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Pathway function

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Property whose values depend on the pathway taken (heat and work)

23
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Bomb calorimeter

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Constant volume (Delta V = 0)

24
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Enthalpy (H)

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Sum of internal energy PLUS pressure and volume (Delta H = Delta U + DeltaPV) or Delta H = a qrxn/nlimiting

25
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+H

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Absorbing energy (endothermic)
Systen <—- Surroundings

26
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-H

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Releasing energy (exothermic)
System —–> Surroundings

27
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Hess’ law

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States that the change in enthalpy is the same whether the reaction takes place in one or a series of steps