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Unit 4: Thermochemistry Flashcards

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What is thermochemistry?

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It is an area of chemistry concerned with heat affects accompanying chemical reactions, energy, and spontaneity.

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What is energy (U)?

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The capacity to do work or produce heat.

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What is a system?

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part of the universe we are studying.

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What is surroundings?

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Everything else in the universe.

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What is work (w)?

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Energy transfer due to moving against a force.

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What is heat (q)?

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Energy transfer due to anything other than work.

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What is an open system?

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Exchange of heat/work & matter between the system & surroundings.

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What is a closed system?

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Exchange of heat/work between the system & surroundings.

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What is an isolated system?

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No exchange of heat/work or matter between system & surroundings.

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What is an adiabatic system?

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Exchange or work between system & surroundings.

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What is a state function?

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They are functions or properties of a thermodynamic system. They do not depend on how that condition was reached.

P, V, T, n, and U are state functions.

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12
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Are heat and work state functions?

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No

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13
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What is the first law of thermodynamics?

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The total energy of a system remains constant, even if it is converted from one form to another.

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14
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What does internal energy (U) consist of?

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  • Transitional energy (motion)
  • Energy stored in the bonds
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What happens if delta U > 0?

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Energy of system increases.

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What happens if delta U < 0?

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Energy of system decreases.

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17
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What happens if q > 0?

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System absorbs heat (endothermic)

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18
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What happens if q < 0?

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System releases heat (exothermic)

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What happens if w > 0?

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Work done ON the system by surroundings.

20
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What happens if w < 0?

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Work done BY the system.

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What are some extensive properties?

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Heat and heat capacity

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What are some intensive properties?

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Temperature, specific heat capacity, and molar heat capacity

23
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What quantities does heat depend on?

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  • Temp change of a substance
  • Amount of a substance
  • Nature of the substance
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What is heat capacity, Q?

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The amount of heat required to change a system temperature by 1 degree.

25
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What is specific hear capacity, c?

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The amount of heat absorbed per unit mass of the material when its temperature increases by 1 degree.

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What is molar heat capacity, C?

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The amount of heat required to raise 1 mol by 1 degree.

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What is the calorimeter?

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An isolated system where no energy or matter is exchanged with surroundings. Specifically, it is used to measure the heat released during a reaction.

28
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What are the two most common types of pressure-volume work?

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  1. Work done BY a gas (expansion)
  2. Work done TO a gas (compression)
29
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What happens when the Pext < Pint?

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Gas will expand, forcing the piston to perform work on its surroundings.
Vi < Vf

30
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What happens when the Pext > Pint?

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Gas will be compressed, and the surroundings will perform work on the system.
Vi > Vf

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What is enthalpy (H)?

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The measure of energy in a thermodynamic system.

32
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What is entropy (S)?

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It is a measure of how energy is distributed to, from, or within a system as a function of temperature.
It is closely related to probability.

33
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Does the entropy of a system increase if the kinetic energy of a system is increased?

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Yes , the higher the KE, the more motion, which means more disorder.

34
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What is the second law of thermodynamics?

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All spontaneous processes produce an increase in the entropy of the universe.

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What is the third law of thermodynamics?

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The entropy of a pure, perfect crystal at 0K is 0. ( There is no disorder in a perfect system with no atomic motion)

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What happens if heat is transferred from the surroundings?

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  • Tsur decreases
  • Ssur < 0
37
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What happens if heat is transferred to the surroundings?

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  • Tsur increases
  • Ssur > 0
38
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What is free energy (G)?

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It is used to determine how systems change and how much work they can produce.

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What happens if G < 0?

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The reaction is spontaneous.

40
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What happens if G = 0?

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The reaction is in equilibrium.

41
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What happens if G > 0?

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The reaction is not spontaneous.

42
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What happens |H| > |TS|?

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The reaction is enthalpy driven.

43
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What happens |H| < |TS|?

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The reaction is entropy driven.

44
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What are the x and y components, what is the equation, of temperature dependence graph?

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x = 1/T
y = lnK
lnK = - H/R 1/T + S/R

45
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What is an intensive property?

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Properties that DO NOT depend on quantity or mass.

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What is an extensive property?

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Properties that DO depend on quantity or mass.

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