chap 12 Flashcards

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first law of thermodynamics

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Euni = Esys + Esurr

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define enthalpy(H)

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thermal enegry at constant pressure qp (kJ/mol)

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define exothermic. + or -

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transfer of thermal energy from system to surroundings. so system gets colder and surroundings warmer
-qsys=+qsurr
-

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define endothermic. + or -

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transfers of thermal energy from surroundings to system. so system gets warmer and surroundings colder.
+qsys=-qsurr
+

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define state function

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independent of the path taken btwn equilibrium states

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what is Gibbs function formula?

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🔺️G=🔺️H - T🔺️S
where 🔺️G is Gibbs function “free energy” or amount of energy avaliable to do useful work (kJ/mol)
🔺️H = enthalpy qp (kJ/mol)
T = absolute temp (K)
🔺️S = entropy- energy dispersal randomness J/kJ(remember to convert to kJ)energy NOT avaliable to do useful work

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define spontaneous process

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a process that occurs without continuous outside intervention.(ex:water and dye, airbags, fire, rust)
if spontaneous reverse is nonspontaneous. not always exothermic

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define nonspontaneous process

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process that only occurs as long as energy is continually added to system(ex: photosynthesis)

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the second law of thermodynamics

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🔺️Suni=🔺️Ssurr + 🔺️Ssys>0
entropy(disorder) (S) how energy is dispersed in a thermodynamic system.

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determining spontaneity

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burning wood: 🔺️H enthalpy exo(-) or endo(+)? exo(-)
🔺️S entropy incre(+) or decre(-)? incree(+)
is it spon? 🔺️G=(-) - (+) so 🔺️G=(-) so spontaneous

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define accessible microstate

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a unique arrangement of the positions and momentums of the particles in a thermodynamic system

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what is entropy affected by?

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mass, molecular structure, mass distribution, and rigidity. bigger the higher entropy

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define entropy (S)

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any deviation from the perfect arrangement (absolute zero) you will increase in entropy and gain microstates

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define standard molar entropy(S°) °- standard working conditions

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the absolute entropy of one mole of a substance in its standard state at a 1 bar(1 atm) and 25°C (298K) always positive based on these conditions some ions in (aq) they’ll be negative standard molar entropy

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_____ polarizability = ______ microstates

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more, more

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16
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______ size/complexity = ______ entropy

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larger , larger

17
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entropy(S) _______ with temperature(T)

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entropy ____ when volume ___

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increases, increases

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entropy _______ when the number of independent moles ____

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increase, increase

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formation of rust:
4Fe(s) + 3O2(g) –> 2Fe2O3(s)
Hrxn = −1648.4 kJ/mol
S°sys = –549.4 J/mol*K

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G kJ/mol = -1648.4 kJ/mol - (298K)(-0.5494 kJ/mol x K) = -1484.7 kJ/mol

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______ 273K =sponatneous
______ 273K = non spontaneous

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formation of rust: solve for T at equillbrium:
4Fe(s) + 3O2(g) –> 2Fe2O3(s)
Hrxn = −1648.4 kJ/mol
S°sys = –549.4 J/mol*K

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G = 0 = - 1648.4 kJ/mol - T(-0.5494 kJ/mol K) T= 3000
beyond this would be nonspon

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G°sys S°uni
<0 >0 __________
>0 <0 __________
0 0. __________

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spontaneous
nonspontaneous
no change, equillibrium

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H S G
- + always <0 ________
- - <0 @ lower temp ____
+ + <0 @ higher temp ___
+ - always >0 ________

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always spon
spon at lower temp
spon at higher temp
never spon

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hess's law for G, H, S
H°rxn = [ nH°f(products) - [ nH°f(reactants) S°rxn = [ nS°(products) - [ nS°(reactants) G°rxn =[ nG°f(products) - [ nG°f(reactants)
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hess's law example(would be given table of values just say what you would do) CH3OH(g) + H2O(g) → CO2(g) + 3 H2(g)
Ssys = [(1)(213.8) + (3)(130.6)] - [(1)(239.9) + (1)(188.8)] = +176.9 J/mol K