Thermal & Mechanical Properties of Matter Flashcards

1
Q

Avogadro’s number

A

No of molecules in one mole

One mole contains 6.022x10^23 molecules

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2
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V^2

A

Vx^2+Vy^2+Vz^2

<Vx^2>=<Vy^2>=<Vz^2>
<V^2>= 3<Vx^2>

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3
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N

A

Number of molecules

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4
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n

A

Number of moles

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5
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Na

A

Avogadro’s number

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6
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Relating n, N and Na

A

N=n*Na

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7
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u

A

Mass of a mole of molecules =Nam

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8
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Number density

A

=u/V

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9
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Gas temperature

A

Measure of the random motion of molecules

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10
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Mean free time between collisions

A

Found by using inverse of Dan/dt

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11
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Mean free path

A

Multiply mean free time by velocity

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12
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Temperature of ideal gas

A

Measure of thermal kinetic energy of translation of molecules

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13
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Constant volume

A

All heat goes into Ek

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14
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Cv

A

3/2R

*perfect for monatomic, fails for diatomic/polyatomic

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15
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Heat flows into monatomic gas, constant volume

A

All goes to increase translational Ek

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16
Q

Diatomic

A

Additional Ek
Rotational and vibrational

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17
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Principle of equipartition of energy

A

Each component of energy has associated energy per molecule 1/2kbT

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18
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Degrees of freedom

A

Number of energy components to describe molecule completely

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19
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Dof monatomic

A

3 dof so 3/2kbT

20
Q

Dof diatomic

A

5 dof so 5/2kbT

21
Q

Dof vibrational

A

7 dof so 7/2kbT

22
Q

For constant volume, dW

A

=0 so dQv=dKtr

23
Q

For constant pressure dQp=

A

dKtr+dW

So dQp=dQv+dW

24
Q

Cp=

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Heat capacities of solids
Each atom: 3 Ek dof and 3 Ep dof so 6 dof Average energy=6(1/2kbT) = 3kbT
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f(v) allows what to be calculated
Most probable speed Average speed RMS speed
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Most probable speed
df(v)/dv =0
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Average speed
No of molecules having speeds in each interval X by v, add up and divide by N Integral between 0 and infinity of vf(v) dv =root 8kbT/pi n
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Mean square velocity
Integral between 0 and infinity of v^2f(v) dv =3kbT/m Root it for RMS
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Pressure in fluids, if surface pressure increases
Pressure at all points increases by same amount
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Archimedes principle
When a body is partially or completely immersed in a fluid, the fluid exerts an upward force on the body equal to the weight of the fluid displaced
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Laminar flow
Steady
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If cross sectional area reduced (laminar flow)
Becomes much faster Eg if deep, wide river running slowly, faster when narrow and shallow
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Bernoulli’s equation
p+pay+1/2pv^2= constant at all points
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Applications of bernaoulli’s equation
Aeroplane wing
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Stress
Measure of applied force causing deformation “force per unit area”
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Strain
Measure of deformity
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Elastic deformation
Returning to original shape once stress removed
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Young’s modulus
Stress/strain F/A / delta l/l Units Nm^-2
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Stiffness
Stress required to produce 100% strain
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Bending
Both extension and compression
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Bulk modulus
B= delta p / -delta v/ v0 still Nm^-2
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Compressibility k
1/B
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Graph of stress against strain for ductile material
y=x up to limit of proportionality Gradient decreases until elastic limit Then curves up and back down to fracture point *stress on y axis, strain on x*
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Stress strain graph for brittle material
y=x until limit of proportionality Then gradient decreases for short length before fracture point