5.2.2 Enthalpy and Entropy Flashcards

1
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Define entropy

A

A measure of the dispersal of energy in a system which is greater when the system is more disordered

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2
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What is the symbol of entropy

A

S

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3
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Solid or gas, which is more disordered

A

gas

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4
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What is the unit of standard entropy

A

J K-1 mol -1

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5
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How does temperature affect entropy?

A

The greater temperature particles have more energy and move more. Thus the arrangement of particles become more random. more random arrangement = higher entropy

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6
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When a solid ionic lattice is dissolved in solution, what happens to entropy

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Entropy increases because the ions are more disordered

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7
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How does change in number of gas molecules in a reaction affect entropy?

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Increase in no. gas molecules = increase in entropy

Decrease in no. gas molecules = decrease in entropy

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8
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Write the equation used to calculate entropy change

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Entropy change = S products - S reactants

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9
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Write the Gibbs free energy equation and state what each symbol means?

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Delta G = Delta H - T Detla S

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10
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For a reaction to occur spontaneously (feasible) , Delta G must be positive or negative?

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Negative

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11
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What are the limitations of the predictions of feasibility made by using delta G?

A

Reaction ay have high activation energy

Rate of reaction may be very slow

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