Thermodynamics I and II Flashcards

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1
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freely exchanges materials and energy
example: cell interacting with its surroundings
most natural processes occur
living systems

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open systems

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2
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no energy or matter exchange
energetically and materially sufficient
system will not reach thermal equilibrium with the surrounding

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isolated system

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3
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energy is exchanged with the surrounding but not the matter
materially sufficient but exchanges energy
will reach thermal equilibrium with surrounding

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closed system

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4
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the energy of a molecule lies within its:

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covalent bonds, non covalent interactions, level of freedom in its structure, the makeup of the atomic and subatomic parts

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5
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chemical energy can be _______ and _________

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transferred and absorbed

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6
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energy is also called ______
when a system undergoes a change, internal combustion, it will be in a _____ of energy
however, the path by which the system went from state 1 to state 2 will not have any effect on the net change in the system’s energy
therefore is a ______ of a system

A

internal
different state
state function

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7
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the amount of energy lost by the system equals the amount of energy gained by the surroundings and the amount of energy gained by the system equals the amount of energy lost by the surroundings

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1st law of thermodynamics

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8
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displacement produced by exerting force against resistance

positive w means work done by the ______ on the ______

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work

system, surroundings

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9
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internal energy changes that do not involve mechanical changes
is positive when heat is _______ by the system from the surroundings

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heat (q)

absorbed

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10
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heat and work are ________ which by themselves are not conserved but their sum is conserved

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interchangeable

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11
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the amount of heat it takes to raise the temperature of one gram of water by one degree celsius at sea level

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calorie

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12
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enthalpy change

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qp

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13
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the energy exchanged between the system and surrounding when a chemical bond is formed or broken, expressed as ________

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bond energy

enthalpy change

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14
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the energy difference between a molecule and its individual un-bonded atoms

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heat of formation

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15
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reactions that release energy

delta H is always ____because energy is released into the surroundings

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exothermic reactions

negative

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16
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reactions that absorb energy

delta H is always ______ because energy is absorbed from the surroundings

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positive

17
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in any process, the combined capacity of the system and surroundings to do work always ________

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decreases

18
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some of the energy transferred between the system and the surroundings becomes unusable
the unusable energy is described as ________, energy that is lost to increase the ________ of the universe

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energy of disorder

randomness

19
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every energy transformation or transfer makes the universe more disordered
a state of more disorder is a state of less ________

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2nd law of thermodynamics

potential energy

20
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the quantitative measure of disorder is proportional to randomness

A

entropy (S)

21
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the 2nd law states that in any chemical or physical process, the entropy of the universe always _________

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increases

22
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when going from order to disorder entropy ______

this is often a __________ and _______ process

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spontaneous and irreversible

23
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translational (movement to different locations), vibrational, rotational

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intra-molecular

24
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state of matter, temperature, non covalent interactions, molar concentration, concentration gradient

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inter-molecular

25
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when does a process that involves a reduction of energy become spontaneous?

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process of water freezing to ice, condensation of water vapor, chemical reactions such as the combustion of ethanol where the products have less entropy than the reactants

26
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Dr. Gibbs combined the terms of enthalpy and entropy to define a new state function ________

A

free energy (G)

27
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reactions that proceed with a net loss of total potential energy (free energy)
delta G is ____ and reaction will be ______
energy is _____ to the environment

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exergonic reactions

negative, spontaneous, released

28
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energy requiring reactions that proceed with a net gain of total potential energy (free energy)
delta G is _______ and _______
energy is ______ from the environment

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endergonic reactions
positive
non-spontaneous
absorbed

29
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a reacting system that has a free energy change of zero is a system that has no __________ to do work in either direction
it is considered to be a system in _________

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no potential energy

equilibrium

30
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a state of chemical equilibrium is ______ in biological systems because it is a state of thermodynamic death

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undesirable

31
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the equilibrium constant is a____________ of the reacting system
no matter what the initial concentrations will be of the reactions and products, their relationship at equilibrium will always be the keq

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characteristic property