Unit 6: Thermodynamics Flashcards
What does a rise of temperature indicate
exothermic reaction: release of energy from the system to surroundings, formation of bonds
What does a decrease in temperature indicate
endothermic reaction: absorption of energy from the surroundings to the system, breaking of bonds
What forces are used to determine relative associated energy
intermolecular or interparticle forces
What are the characteristics of a heating curve with
increase from the y-axis with intermittent plateaus for solid melting and liquid boiling
What are the characterisitics of a cooling curve
decrease from the y-axis with intermittent plateaus for gas condensing and liquid crystallizing
What forces are overcome in solid melting
IPF
What forces are overcome in liquid boiling
IMF
What forces are remade in gas condensing
IMF
What forces are remade in liquid crystallizing
IPF
What is the relative associated kinetic energy in a warm body in relation to cooler body
higher
What is the relative associated kinetic energy in a cool body in relation to a warmer body
less
How do particles transfer energy between each other
collisions
What is thermal equilibirum
when average kinetic energy of two bodies are the same (aka same temperature)
What is the equation to determine heat transfer between two bodies
q=mc∆T
What is the first law of thermodynamics
energy is conserved in chemical and physical processes