Chapter Five: Thermochemistry Flashcards

1
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What is the study of energy and its transformations among potential energy, heat and work?

A

Thermodynamics

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2
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What is the relationship between chemical reactions and energy changes?

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Thermochemistry

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3
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W = what times what

A

F x d

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4
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Work is done when a gas __________ against an opposing pressure

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expands

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5
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Work is done by a force acting in a given direction. In lifting a weight, the energy is stored as gravitational….

A

Potential energy

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6
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This is the part of the universe that we are studying. Define as a certain amount of matter, or a certain region of space

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The System

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7
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The matter or space that lies outside the system. Usually only that matter, or space, that is affected by the system

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The surroundings

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8
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What kind of system?
- both matter and heat can flow in or out

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Open System

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9
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What kind of system?
- heat can flow in or out, but not matter

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Closed System

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10
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What kind of system?
- neither heat or matter can flow in or out

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Isolated System

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11
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The universe = what plus what

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system + surroundings

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12
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Energy transferred as heat can either (1) increase the ___________ or (2) change the _________ of a substance (solid,liquid,gas)

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Temperature
Phase

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13
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The measure of the speed at which atoms or molecules are moving, heat is a measure of the Kinetic Energy that is transferred

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Temperature

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14
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Most chemical reactions is mainly associated with what kind of energy?

A

Potential Energy

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15
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A system possesses its potential energy by virtue of its position, configuration, or chemical…

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composition

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16
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energy due to mass in motion

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Kinetic Energy

17
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Energy can be (1) transformed (from PE to KE), and (2) transferred (from one object to another) but (3) is neither…

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created nor destroyed

18
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What is this?
- when energy is transferred to the spring, and stores as potential energy
- ∆V = -
- W = -P∆V
- ∆E = +

A

Compression

19
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What is this?
Energy is transferred to the ball as Kinetic Energy
- ∆V = +
- W = -P∆V
- ∆E = -

A

Expansion

20
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What is the amount of heat required to raise the temperature of 1.00 g of a substance by 1.00 degrees celsius?

A

Specific Heat (Cs)

21
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  • Heat transferred to the system
  • The surroundings get colder
  • Work is done on system by the surrounding
  • Everything is positive
    Is this a deposit or withdrawal?
A

Deposit - compression

22
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  • Heat transferred to the system
  • The surroundings get hotter
  • Work done by the system on surroundings
  • Everything is negative
    Is this a deposit or a withdrawal?
A

Withdrawal - expansion

23
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What kind of function?
- If the system undergoes a ∆, the ∆ in the property can be determined as long as you know the initial and final states

A

State functions

24
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What kind of function?
- If the system undergoes a ∆, the ∆ in the property cannot be determined by knowing the initial and final states. In this case, one must also know the exact pathway of change

A

Path Funcitons

25
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What property?
- a property that depends on the amount of sample you consider
- Mass
- Volume

A

Extensive Property

26
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What property?
- a property that does not depend on the amount of sample you consider
- density
- temperature

A

Intensive Property

27
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The heat transferred in a process that occurs at _____________ _____________ is also a state function. It is called the change in enthalpy and symbolized by ∆H

A

Constant Pressure

28
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Change in enthalpy is symbolized by…

A

∆H

29
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The _____________ of ______________ or the heat of reaction is the energy released as heat when a reaction is done in an open container (at constant atmospheric pressure)
∆H reaction

A

enthalpy of reaction

30
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When ∆H is positive, heat goes from the surroundings to the system. Is this endothermic or exothermic?

A

Endothermic

31
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When ∆H is negative. Heat goes from the system to the surroundings. Is this endothermic or exothermic?

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Exothermic

32
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Every reaction can be thought of as occurring in what two steps?

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  1. take the reactants apart to form elements
  2. reform the elements into products
33
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Enthalpy Facts:
1. ∆H rxn depends on the (a) ___________ state of the products and (b) the ______________

A

physical
reactants

34
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Enthalpy Facts:
2. Enthalpy, is an ____________ property (If I burn twice the amount of wood, I get twice the heat)

A

extensive

35
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Enthalpy Facts:
3. ∆H rxn in the forward direction is equal in size but opposite in…

A

sign

36
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Enthalpy Facts: Hess’ Law
4. Because enthalpy is a state function, ∆H rxn that happens in two or more steps can be found by __________ ∆H’s for each of those reaction steps

A

adding