UNIT 6 VOCAB Flashcards
Entropy
Measure of the dispersal of energy at a specific temperature (how disorderly something is)
System
The part of a reaction under investigation (what is reacting)
Surroundings
Everything but the system
Spontaneous changes
Changes that continue to happen naturally and carry on
Standard Conditions for entropy
1 atm, 298 K, normal physical states of substances involved
Feasibility
Whether a reaction can occur spontaneously
Delta S Total
= Delta S system + Delta S surroundings OR = Delta S system - Delta H reaction
Delta S System
= Delta S* products - Delta S* reactants
Entropy and matter states
In order of highest to lowest - gas liquid solid
Delta S* Surroundings
-Delta H* Reaction/Temperature
Gibbs Free Energy
Free energy, used to determine feasibility of rxn
Gibbs Free Energy Formula
Delta G* = -Temperature x Delta S* total
Standard molar entropy
S* - entropy when substances in normal state and conditions
Increase in total entropy
spontaneous change
Decrease in total entropy
non-spontaneous change
Standard Gibbs free energy
Gibbs free nrg change when 1 mole of compound is formed from elements under normal states, standard conditions
Decrease in Gibbs
Feasible rxn
Increase in Gibbs
Non-feasible rxn
Ligands
ion that attaches to a transition metal via dative bond
Ion resulting from ligand bonding
Complex ion
Coordination number
Number of dative bonds attached to central transition metal ion
Monodentate
Ligand that attaches with one dative bond
Bidentate
Ligand that attaches with two dative bonds
cis-isomer
Atoms of same makeup are 90 degrees away from one another
trans-isomer
Atoms of same makeup are 180 degrees away from one another
Stability constant
K= Dtod, Ctoc etc for stability of a transition metal compound w/ ligands
degenerate orbitals
same energy level
non-degenerate orbitals
slightly different energy levels
Stability constant
Products to power of integers/reactants to power of integers (K for stability of transition metal compound w/ ligands)
Geometric Isomerism
Different ligand arrangement around the TM
Optical Isomerism
2 molecules are mirror images and cannot be superimposed
Tetrahedral optical isomerism
every ligand must be different
Octahedral optical isomerism
at least 2 diff bidentate ligands
Tetrahedral complexes
Cannot show geometric isomerism