Thermochemistry - Nature of Energy Flashcards

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What is thermochemistry?

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The study of energy changes during physical or chemical changes in matter

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What do all thermodynamics depend on?

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The law of conservation of energy

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3
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The law of conservation of energy states…

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Energy cannot be created nor destroyed

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Potential Energy (PE)

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  • Energy due to the position or composition of an object
  • Stored Energy
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Kinetic Energy (KE)

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  • Energy of motion
  • Depends on mass of object and its velocity
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6
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Calculation of thermal energy

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Thermal Energy=PE + KE

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7
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Changes that occur in matter may be classified into….

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Physical, chemical or nuclear changes

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Physical Change

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  • Change in form or state of a substance
  • No chemical bonds are broken
  • Least energy
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Chemical Change

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  • Change in chemical bonds between atoms resulting in new substances
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Nuclear Change

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  • Change in the protons or neutrons in an atom resulting in a new atom
  • Most energy
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11
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What is a System?

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The substance undergoing a change

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What are the surroundings?

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  • Describes the system’s environment
  • Includes all matter that is not part of the system
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What is thermal energy?

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  • Total amount of movement (kinetic energy) of the particles in a system and the stored energy within these particles (potential energy)
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14
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What does thermal energy depend on?

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  • How many particles are moving and their temperature
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15
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What is temperature?

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  • Measures the average speed of particles in a sample
  • Measured in ℃ or K
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16
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What is heat?

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  • The amount of thermal energy transferred between substances
  • Due to a temperature difference
  • Measured in Joules (J)
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Extensive Property

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  • Directly depends upon the amount of substance
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Example of an extensive property

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Intensive Property

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  • Not related to the amount of the substance
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Example of an intensive property

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Temperature

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State Function

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Property that depends only on its current state and not on how that state was reached

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Exothermic - Thermal energy (q)

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Exothermic - Direction of the flow of heat

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System —> Surroundings

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Exothermic - Temperature Change

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  • Tf>Ti
  • ΔT>0
  • Postive
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Exothermic - Sign of ΔH
- ΔH<0 - Negative
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Exothermic - Energy Term
- Product - A + B ---> C + energy
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Endothermic - Thermal Energy (q)
Absorbed
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Endothermic - Direction of the flow of heat
Surroundings ---> System
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Endothermic - Temperature Change
- Tf
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Endothermic - Sign of ΔH
- ΔH>0 - Postive
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Endothermic - Energy Term
- Reactant - A + Energy ---> B + C
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Open System
- Both matter and energy can move between the system and the surroundings
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Open System Example
Boiling pot of water
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Closed System
Can exchange energy but not matter with its surroundings
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Closed System Example
Covered pot of water
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Isolated System
- Neither energy nor matter can move into or out of the system - Will still be some energy loss
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Isolated System Example
Insulated thermos