Exam 1 material Flashcards

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whats the study of the relationship between chemistry and energy

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thermochemistry

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what is the capacity to do work (object possesses)

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energy

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what is the result of a force acting through a distance (way objects transfer energy)

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work (w)

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what is the flow of energy caused by a temperature difference (way objects transfer energy)

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heat (q)

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energy associated with temperature of an object, type of KE

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thermal energy

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6
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energy associated with position or composition

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potential energy

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energy associated with relative positions of e- and nuclei in atoms and molecules, form of PE

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chemical energy

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whats the first law of conservation of energy

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energy cannot be created nor destroyed

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what is a portion of the universe singles out for investigation

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system

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what is everything that the system can exchange energy with

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surroundings

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what is energy transferred between

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a system and the surroundings

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what is the general study of energy and its inter-conversations

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thermodynamics

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what is the first law of thermodynamics

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the total energy of the universe is constant, the energy content does not change, you can only break even

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what is the sum of KE and PE of all particles that compose the system

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internal energy (E)

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what is a state function

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a function where the value depends only on the state of the system, not on how the system arrived at the state

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if energy leaves a system, where does it flow to

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the surroundings

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Is the energy of the system positive or negative when the reactants have higher energy than the products? Is this endo or exothermic?

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Esys is negative, making it exothermic

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18
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what is a measure of thermal energy

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temperature

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what is a transfer of thermal energy

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heat

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20
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what is happening when there is no additional net transfer of heat taking place

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thermal equilibrium

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21
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what is the quantity of heat required to change temperature by 1 C? Is it an intensive or extensive property?

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heat capacity, extensive

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what is the amount of heat required to raise the temperature of 1 gram of a substance by 1 C (J/gC), Is it an intensive or extensive property?

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specific heat capacity, intensive

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what is the amount of heat required to raise the temperature of 1 mole of a substance by 1 C (J/gC), Is it an intensive or extensive property?

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molar heat capacity, intensive

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does water have a high or low specific heat

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high

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thermal energy flows from _____ to _____
hot to cold
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what is calculated work associated with an observed volume change
pressure-volume work
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what measures the thermal energy the reaction and the surroundings exchange by by observing the change in temperature of surroundings
calorimetry
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what is a piece of equipment designed to measure change in energy for combustion reactions in a sealed container
bomb calorimeter
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what is the sum of internal energy plus the product of pressure and volume
enthalpy (H)
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what is a measure of only heat exchanged under conditions of constant pressure
change in enthalpy
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4 characteristics of endothermic reaction
absorbs heat from surroundings positive change in enthalpy energy flows into the system raises potential energy
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4 characteristics of exothermic reaction
gives heat to surroundings negative change in enthalpy energy released from the system lowers potential energy
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what are the amount of energy needed to break, or the amount of energy emitted when broken, from bonds when broken or formed
bond energy
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in an exothermic reaction ____ bonds break and _____ bonds form
weak, strong
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in an endothermic reaction ____ bonds break and _____ bonds form
strong, weak
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breaking a chemical bonds ______ energy
requires
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forming a chemical bond ______ energy
releases
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what is the second law of thermodynamics
for any spontaneous process, the entropy of the universe increases
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what is a process that occurs without any outside intervention
spontaneous process
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what is the measure of disorder in molecules
entropy (S)
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if Gibbs energy is positive, will it be spontaneous or not spontaneous?
not spontaneous
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when something falls, potential energy is converted to ______ energy
kinetic
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what occupies larger volume, hot or cold liquid
hot
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what has a higher density ice or water
water
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is heat transferred through a perfect vacuum
yes
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what is the temperature of outer space
close to 2.7 K
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what kind of system enclosure is needed to avoid heat transfer to the surroundings
adiabatic
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what are standard conditions
1 Bar, 25 C, 298 K
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if combustion occurs, will the heat of combustion be positive or negative
negative
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to find heat of reaction for bond energies, whats the formula
bonds broken minus bonds formed, reactants - products
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whats the third law of thermodynamics
entropy of all perfect crystalline substances is 0 at T = 0
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Positive delta S and positive delta H
spontaneous only at high temp
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negative delta S and positive delta H
never spontaneous
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negative delta S and negative delta H
spontaneous only at low temp
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Positive delta S and negative delta H
always spontaneous
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an increase of energy in a system leads to an ______ in entropy
increase
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P
pressure
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V
volume
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T
temperature
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q
heat
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w
work
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U
internal energy
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S
entropy
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H
enthalpy
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G
Gibbs energy
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what are the 4 thermodynamic state functions
G, U, S, H
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sign on q when it gains thermal energy
+
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sign on q when it losses thermal energy
-
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sign on w when work is done on a system
+
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sign on w when work is done by a system
-
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sign on delta E when energy flows into the system
+
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sign on delta E when energy flows out of the system
-
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sign on w when volume is increased
-
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sign on w when volume is decreased
+
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A negative change in entropy indicates that the products have a ______ number of available energy microstates than the reactants.
smaller
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solid→liquid→gas leads to a ______ in entropy
increase
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an decrease in the number of gas molecules leads to a ______ in entropy
decrease
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a solid dissolving to form a solution leads to a ______ in entropy
increase
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if there is 4 particles of gas in a container and the volume increases, this leads to a ______ in entropy
increase
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entropy ______ with an increase in number of gas particles in a container
increases
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entropy _____ with a decrease in temperature
decreases
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what has greater entropy mixtures or pure substances
mixtures
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entropy _____ as molecules get more complex
increases
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What must be true of a solid or liquid to be considered in its standard state?
it must be pure
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when do you make a heat negative
in an exothermic reaction that releases heat