topic 13b: entropy Flashcards

1
Q

why does enthalpy changed alone not determine whether reactions occur

A

endothermic reactions can still occur

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2
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what is entropy

A

measure of disorder of a system

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3
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order of priority when considering entropy

A
  1. state (gas>liquid>solid)
  2. increase in number of molecules
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4
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explain entropy changes for states

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  1. solid lowest entropy as particles can only vibrate about fixed positions. lowest disorder
  2. liquid more as can slide over each other, but confined by container. more disorder
  3. gases the most as free to move beyond confines of container. most diosrder
  4. boiling is a bigger increase in entropy than melting
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5
Q

unit of entropy

A

J/K/Mol

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6
Q

perfect crystal

A
  • zero entropy
  • at abosulte 0 (0K)
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7
Q

delta s system

A
  • entropy products - entropy reactants
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8
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delta s surroundings

A
  • delta h (j) / T
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9
Q

total entropy change (delta s total)

A

delts s system + delta s surroundings

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10
Q

if a reaction is spontaneous then … (delta s total)

A

is POSITIVE

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11
Q

delta G

A

delta H - T delta s system
if negative then feasible

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12
Q

delta g unit

A

j or kj / mol

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13
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delta g during physical phase changes

A

0
eg melting boiling etc

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14
Q

delta g in terms of equilibrium

A

delta g = -RT lnK

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15
Q

EVEN IF A REACTION IS FEASIBLE, WHY MIGHT IT STILL NOT OCCUR

A
  • activatoin energy barrier too high
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16
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what does it mean for a reastion to be spontaneous

A

delta s total is positive

17
Q

Explain how lattice energy values, together with other data, can be used to
predict the solubility of ionic compounds.

A
  • delta h solution = -LE + delta h hydration
  • the more exothermic the more soluble
  • depednds on SIZE and CHARGE of ions
18
Q

why night you not get MgCl3 but you can get CoCl3

A
  • 3rd ionisation energy for Mg too endothermic
  • as electron removed from x subshell
19
Q

assumption when changing temp in delta s

A
  • delta s system not affected by temperature change
20
Q

why does volume decrease in hydration

A
  • shorter bonds between ion and water
21
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