3 Thermodynamics Flashcards

(34 cards)

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0th law of thermodynamics

A

1 = 2 = 3

thermal equilibrium means no net heat flow

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3rd law of thermodynamics

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entropy of perfectly organized crystal = 0 at absolute zero

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3
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fahrenheit celsius

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F = (9/5)C + 32

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kelvin celsius

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K = C + 273

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fahrenheit scale:

  • absolute zero
  • freezing point of water
  • boiling point of water
A

absolute zero: -460
freezing point of water: 32
boiling point of water: 212

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celsius scale:

  • absolute zero
  • freezing point of water
  • boiling point of water
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absolute zero: -273
freezing point of water: 0
boiling point of water: 100

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kelvin scale:

  • absolute zero
  • freezing point of water
  • boiling point of water
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absolute zero: 0
freezing point of water: 273
boiling point of water: 373

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thermal expansion of solid

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delta L = (alpha)(L)(delta T)

alpha: coefficient of linear expansion
L: original length
delta T: change in temperature

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9
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thermal expansion of liquid

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delta V = (beta)(V)(delta T)

beta: coefficient of volumetric expansion
V: original volume
delta T: change in temperature

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10
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system

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portion of universe we are interested in observing/manipulating
(everything else = surroundings)

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isolated system

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not capable of exchanging energy with surroundings

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12
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closed system

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capable of exchanging energy, but NOT matter, with surroundings

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13
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open

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capable of exchanging both energy and matter with surroundings

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14
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1st law of thermodynamics

internal energy

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internal energy:

delta U = Q - W

change in internal energy = heat flow - work

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positive change in internal energy

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increase in temperature

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positive heat flow

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heat flow into system

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positive work

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work done by system (expansion)

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negative change in internal energy

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decrease in temperature

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negative heat flow

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heat flow out of system

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negative work

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work done on system (compression)

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conduction

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direct transfer via molecular collisions

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convection

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physical motion of fluid over a material

only liquid and gas

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radiation

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transfer of energy via electromagnetic waves

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specific heat of water

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1 cal / (g x K) = 4.184 J / (g x K)

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heat gained/lost and change of temperature equation
q = mc (delta T)
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heats of transformation
phase change temperature does not change until FULL phase change is complete q = mL q: amount of heat gained/lost m: mass L: heat of transformation (latent heat)
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liquid to solid | solid to liquid
melting point | heat of fusion
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liquid to gas | gas to liquid
boiling point | heat of vaporization
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isothermal thermodynamic process
delta U = 0 | So, Q = W
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adiabatic thermodynamic process
Q = 0 | So, delta U = -W
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isobaric thermodynamic process
constant pressure | no special form
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isovolumetric (isochoric) thermodynamic process
W = 0 | So, delta U = Q
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2nd law of thermodynamics | equation
energy will spontaneously disperse, unless hindered from doing so heat transfer for two objects in contact delta S = Q(rev) / T
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entropy
delta S(universe) = delta S(system) + delta S(surroundings) > 0 "natural" reactions are negative S and irreversible