6d Flashcards

(36 cards)

1
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what is gibbs

A

the max amount of energy available to do work

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2
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G =

A

U + PV - TS

= H - TS

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3
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going from change in gibbs,, to change in gibbs equilibrium,, u get the

A

min

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4
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going from change in entropy,, to change in entropy at equilibrium u get

A

max

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5
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molecules contain // come with what

A

they come with energy levels

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6
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in an equilibrium system,, U,, internal energy depends on what

A

it depends on temperature

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7
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okay so if a molecule has energy leevls, and the U =3,, what do u do

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u put the particles in energy levels that when u add,, they add up to 3.

and 1 in 0 and 1 in 3
or 1 in 2 and 1 in 1

the sum of enrgy levels must add up to the internal energy.

u put the particles in different conformations till they add up to 3. or the value of U.

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8
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okay but which conformation represents // accounts for the equilibrium state.

A

the lowest energy state

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9
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every particle has what

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every particle has a wavefunction associated with it

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10
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wavefunction total =

A

sum of particle wavefunctions

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11
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wavefunction new total =

A

when u switch 2 particles around and thereofore

ur keeping the positions the same but swapping the particles and their wavefunctions

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12
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how can we find out which conformation contributes to the equilibrium state more.

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by looking at how many ways a number of particles (N) can be distributed over a certain number of energy levels.

remember that each particle has a different wavefunction so we can tell the diff between the particles.

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13
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okay so we have 2 particles and 2 different energy levels: how many different ways can we arrange the atoms across the energy levels

A

4!!

2 on the lower
1 up 1 down
1 down 1 up
2 on the upper

we can distinguish between the the 2 particles so we can tell the diff between 1 up 1 down and 1 down 1 up. bc we know they have different wavefunctions

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14
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are some particle configurations more probable than others

A

yessss
the more probable ones occur most frequently

and make up the equilibrium state more.

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15
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the probability of a configuration is proportional to what

A

the number of microstates, W.

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16
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the probability of a configuration is proportionate to the number of microstates,, what must remain constant tho

A

the number of particles and energy must be constant

17
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when entropy is at its max,, what change is equal to 0

A

when entropy is at its max,, change in on conformations probability is 0.

18
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when u change a particles distribution,, what can P,, aka probability be changed into

A

it can be changed to ln(P)

19
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when u change a particles probability distribution,, what must stay the same

A

number of particles
energy
their changes = 0

P,, probs,, can be changed to ln(p)

20
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by changing distribution,, what do we do

A

we move further away from the max // minimum

21
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what equation do we want to be a max

A

d ln(P) / dni

we want this to be a max!!!

22
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whats the full d ln(P) / dni equation.

we want this to be a max but theres extra stuff we neeed to add that account for the constant energy + constant particles

A

(dln(p) / dni + a + B Ei ) change ni = 0

where a –> ni is constant particles

and BEi –> change ni is constant energy

23
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what does ni(Ei) mean and what does it help us do

A

the number of particles at energy level ‘i’

helps us find W. (microstates)??

24
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S in terms of S1 and S2

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W in terms of w and n
W = W1 x N2
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S in therms of kb and w
S = KB ln(W)
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what needs to be determined
alpha and beta,, bc theyre present in equations but we dk their values.
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how do we find alpha's value
we set the ground state energy to Eo = 0 no = number of particles at energy level 0. (this is not degenerate (po=1) therefore e ^alpha = number of particles at energy level o. aka no so e^alpha = No
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No = what
long u total. so total chemical potential ?
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ni =
number of particles at energy level 'i'. ni = no e^beta Ei.
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ni = in terms of boltzman distribution
ni = no, pi, exp( -Ei / KT)
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N =
sum of Ni. (aka number of particles at energy level: i)
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no =
ni / pi exp( -Ei / KT )
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ni = in terms of q
N pi exp( -Ei / KT) / q
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what does q equal =
sum of pi exp(-Ei/KT)
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what is the acc meaning of q tho
the partition function works as distribution normalisation at a given temp and at a given set of energies, Ei. this is the psychology distribution thing we learnt about in 6formmm. the curves with the mean, mode, median etccccc. this is what a distribution normalisation is. and q gives us this at a given set of energies!!