Thermodynamics Flashcards
(43 cards)
what system allows both energy and matter to be exachanged with the surroundings
open system
what system allows only energy to be exachanged with the surroundings
closed system
what system allows neither energy nor matter to be exachanged with the surroundings
isolated system
is glucose low entropy or high entropy and why?
low entropy because of the precise way of bonding
What is the measure of the spread of energy and matter
Entropy
what is the amount of heat in a system
enthalpy
is a process spontaneous or non spontaneous if there is an input of energy
non spontaneous
is a process spontaneous or non spontaneous if there is no input of energy
spontaneous
system takes heat from surroundings
endothermic
ΔH positive
endothermic
release of heat to surroundings
exothermic
ΔH is negative
exothermic
do spontaneous processes prefer to tend to be exothermic or endothermic
exothermic
is greater entropy spontaneous or non spontaneous
spontaneous
free energy of product < free energy of reactant
spontanous and ΔG is negative
free energy of product > free energy of reactant
ΔG is positive and non spontaneous
free energy of reactant > free energy of product
ΔG is negative and spontaneous
free energy of reactant < free energy of product
non spontanous and ΔG is positive
spontanous process in terms of free energy
exergonic
what type of free energy process is when free energy of reactant > free energy of product? exergonic or endergonic
exergonic ΔG is negative
what type of process is when free energy of product > free energy of reactants? exergonic or endergonic
endergonic ΔG
what type of free energy process is non spontaneous
endergonic
what do you call the amount of energy to start a reaction
activation energy
when can an endothermic reaction be exergonic
when ΔS (enthalpy) is too big such as when ice melts