Chemistry 121 Test 4 Flashcards

1
Q

K.E.

A

= 1 /2 mass x (speed)2

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2
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1J

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1.kg · m2/s2

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3
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Heat

A

Q

Average kinetic energy posessed by atoms and molecules due to their motions.

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4
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Temperature

A

T

A proportional measure of heat

sometimes refered to as kT or RT

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5
Q

Internal Energy:

Translation

A

Motion in a straight line

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6
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Internal Energy:

Rotation

A

motion about an axis of symmetry

(water at 25°C, 1 ATM → speed 330m/s)

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7
Q

Internal energy:

Vibration

A

atoms stretch back and forth in relation to eachother

1012-13/s

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8
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Internal Energy

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E = Etrans+ Erot + Evib

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9
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Closed System

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the amount of matter is fixed but heat may be added or removed

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10
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Q

A

-Ask Olivia-

= heat

  • heat added to a system (+) endothermic
  • heat removed from a system (-) exothermic
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11
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If the change in internal energy, ∆E, is +

A

then heat was added to the system +

work done on the system +

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12
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∆H = +

A

Edothermic process.

Heat is required for the process/reaction to proceed.

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13
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∆H = -

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Exothermic process.

Heat is released.

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14
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∆H =

A

∆H = Σ∆Hºf products - Σ∆Hºf reactants

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15
Q

∆Hºf is defined as…

A

The Enthalpy change which accompanies the formation of one mole of a substance (usually a compound) from it’s elements in their most stable states @ 25ºC 1 ATM.

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16
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∆ in anything is…

A

final - initial

Temperature, Volume etc.

17
Q

The nature of everything is to have minimal Enthalpy.

A

∆H = - ? favored

∆H = + ? unfavored

18
Q

Specific Heat

A

The quantity of heat (J) necessary to raise the temperature of 1 gram of a substance by 1ºC.

*Units are J/g·ºC*

19
Q

Calorimetry

A

Involves the measure of how much heat flows into or out of a substance.

20
Q

Heat = mass · specific heat · change in temperature

A

Symbolically?

Q = m · C · ∆T

Units?

J = g · J/g·ºC · ºC

21
Q

Combined Gas Law

A

P1 V1 / T1 = P2 V2 / T2

22
Q

Ideal Gas Law

A

P·V = n·R·T

23
Q

1 ATM

A

760 mmHg

or

760 torr

24
Q

PV = W/M · RT

A

M = WRT/PT

25
Q

Density

A

W/V =d = PM/RT

26
Q

qrxn = qsol

A
27
Q

∆Hrxn = qrxn/mol

A
28
Q

STP

A

V = 22.4 L

T = 273 K

P = 1 atm

29
Q

R

A

R = .0821 L·atm / m·K

30
Q

14.7 psi

A

1 atm

31
Q

22.4 L

A

V at STP

32
Q

Hfo Units

A

Hfo = KJ/mol

33
Q

101J

A

= 1.00L · atm

34
Q

change in Energy = Q + W

A

W = - P cahnge in V

35
Q

W

A

= -P · change in Volume

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