Thermodynamics Flashcards

1
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change in entropy

and for a heat reservoir

A

dS = dQ/T
= integral from Ti to Tf (Cp dT/T)

heat reservoir:
object losing heat to reservoir:
dS = integral from Ti to TR (CT/T dT)
resevoir itself:
dS = integral (dQR/TR)
= (change in QR)/TR
= -(change in Qobject)/TR

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2
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entropy

A

statistical definition
S = kB ln(ohm)
where ohm = N!/(capital pi)j nj !

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3
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ideal gas

A

pV = nRT
pV^(gamma) = c
TV^(gamma - 1) = c2
dU = 0 so, dQ = -dw

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4
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mono-atomic gas defining quality

A

gamma = 5/3
expected Cv = 3R/2

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5
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dU from 1st law

A

dU = TdS - pdV
dU = TdS - mdB

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6
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defining characteristic of a paramagnetic material

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-m = -kB/T

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7
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1st law of thermodynamics

A

energy can neither be created nor destroyed, only altered in form

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8
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zeroth law of thermodynamics

A

if two systems, seperatly, are in thermal equilibrium with a third, then the original two are in thermal equilibrium with eachother

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9
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2nd law of thermodynamics

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the entropy of any natural & spontaneous process either increases or remains constant

reversible, change in S =0
irreversible, change in S > 0

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10
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3rd law of thermodynamics

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entropy of a system approaches a constant value as the temperature approaches absolute zero

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11
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irreversibility equation

A

I = t0 (change in Suniverse)

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12
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boltzman distribution

A

population nr for level r
nr = e^(-Er/kT)/z
where z = partititon function
= sumi (e^(-Ei/kT))

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13
Q

diathermal

A

heat can be exchanged

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14
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adiathermal

A

no heat exchange

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15
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adiabatic

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no heat exchange & reversible

adiabtic expansion: dQ = 0

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16
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constant what?
isotherm, adiabat, isochore, isobar

A

isotherm, constant temperature & pV
adiabat, constant pV^(gamma), gamma>1
isochore, constant volume
isobar, constant pressure

17
Q

expression for work done

A

dw = f dx
= -p dV

18
Q

statistical defininition of boltzmann distribution

A

nj = Aexp(-𝜷𝜺j)
where 𝜷 = 1/(kbT)

19
Q

carnot cycle relation

A

|QL|/QH = TL/TH

20
Q

applying 1st law to carnot cycle to get an equation for work done

A

QH - |QL| = -W

21
Q

clausius inequality

A

closed integral (dQ/t) </= 0

22
Q

describe the adiabatic process for cooling a gas from room temperature until it is liquified

A

begins with isothermal compression, removing heat from the gas.
As the gas adiabatically expands it comes back to the starting pressure but because adiabats are steeper than isotherms this new point is on a lower temperature isotherm.
process repeats, as T –> 0 the isotherms get closer together so cooling becomes more difficult.

23
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describe the joule-kelvin process for cooling a gas from room temperature until it is liquified

A

constant enthapy
in an expansion of pi –> pf < pi, curve of T against p decreases below inversion point so tf < Ti , leading to cooling