Thermodynamics and KTG

1.0(1)
studied byStudied by 5 people
learnLearn
examPractice Test
spaced repetitionSpaced Repetition
heart puzzleMatch
flashcardsFlashcards
Card Sorting

1/36

Study Analytics
Name
Mastery
Learn
Test
Matching
Spaced

No study sessions yet.

37 Terms

1
New cards

What is Degree of freedom for matter

They’re the number of independent ways in which a molecule can move (translation motion), spin (Rotational motion), and Vibrate and produce energy

2
New cards

What is the formulae to calculate vibrational degree of freedom

Vibrational DOF = 3N−Translational DOF − Rotational DOF​

where,
N → Number of atoms in the molecule

3
New cards

What is entropy

It is the measure of disorderness in the system

4
New cards

What is Bolt’s constant

It is the measure of energy per molecule

5
New cards

What is the formula for Bolt’s constant

Kb = R/NA
where,
NA → Avagadro’s number
R → Universal gas constant

6
New cards

What is the formula for molar heat capacity at constant volume

Cv =FR/2
where,
F → Degree of freedom
R → Universal gas constant

7
New cards

What is the relation between molar heat capacity at constant pressure and molar heat capacity at constant volume

  1. n*Cp - n*Cv = R
    where,
    Cp → molar heat capacity at constant pressure
    Cv → molar heat capacity at constant volume
    R → universal gas constant

    n → Number of moles

  2. Cp /Cv = γ

8
New cards

What is the formula for the ratio that we get between Cp and Cv? What is it called?

γ = 1 + 2/f
where,
f → Degree of freedom

γ → Coefficient of adiabatic process

9
New cards

What is R?

It is the universal gas constant per mole of gas

10
New cards

What is Cm

It is the molar heat capacity

11
New cards

What is the formula for the speed of gas?

√γ*R*T/m
Where,
γ → Coefficient of adiabatic process
R → Universal gas constant
T → Temperature
m → mass

12
New cards

What is the ideal gas equation

PV = nRT
where,
P → pressure
V → Volume
n → Number of moles

R → Universal gas constant

T → Temperature

13
New cards

What are the formulae for work done in an isothermal process? Why is it so?

∆W = nRT*ln(V2/V1) → ∆W = 2.303*nRT*log10(V2/V1)

And using Boyle’s Law, P ∝ 1/V

∆W = nRT*ln(P1/P2) → ∆W = 2.303*nRT*log10(P1/P2)

The reason we are doing this is that pressure isn’t constant and is rather variable

14
New cards

What is the formula for the fraction of heat used to increase internal energy in an isobaric process?

∆U/∆Q = 1/γ

15
New cards

What is the formula for the fraction of heat used to increase the work done in an isobaric process?

∆W/∆Q = 1- 1/γ

16
New cards

What is the ideal gas equation for adiabatic processes

PVγ = nRT

17
New cards

What is the formula for work done in an adiabatic process

∆W = nR∆T/1-γ

18
New cards

What is an adiabatic wall

It is a type of wall where there is no heat flow between 2 objects

19
New cards

What is a diathermal wall

It is a type of wall where there is heat flow between 2 objects

20
New cards

What is the ideal gas equation for polytropic processes

PVx = nRT

21
New cards

What is the work done in Polytropic process

∆W = nR∆T/1-x

22
New cards

What are the 2 formulae for Molar heat capacity in polytropic processes

  1. Cm = Cv + R/1-x

  2. Cm = R/1-γ + R/1-x

23
New cards

What are the main points in the Kinetic theory for gases

  1. Molecules considered are large in number

  2. No energy lost

  3. Collisions are elastic

  4. The distance between the molecules is > size of the molecules

  5. Momentum is conserved

24
New cards

When is the Kinetic theory for gases valid for ideal gas

At high temperature and low pressure

25
New cards

What is the value of the universal gas constant in

  1. SI unit

  2. CGS unit

  1. 8.31 J/Kelvin mol (or) 25/3 J/Kelvin mol

  2. 2 calorie/kelvin mol

26
New cards

When does a real gas become an ideal gas

At high temperatures

27
New cards

What is the formula for density of a gas

Mo → Also known as Gram molecular weight

<p>Mo → Also known as Gram molecular weight</p>
28
New cards

What is the formula for the pressure of an ideal gas in a container

1/3 nmv²rms

Where,

n → number of molecules per unit volume => N/V

m → Mass of 1 molecule

v → rms velocity

29
New cards

What is the formula for average velocity of a gas molecule present inside a container

√8RT/⊼*G.M.M

30
New cards

What is the formula for the Maximum Pivotal velocity of a gas molecule present inside a container

√2*R*T/G.M.M

31
New cards

What are the formula for the rms velocity of a gas molecule present inside a container

  1. √PV/G.M.M

  2. √3RT/G.M.M

Where,

32
New cards

What does the Boltzmann distribution curve tell us, and what is it?

It is a graphical representation of molecules in a container, having a number of molecules on the y-axis and velocity on the x-axis

The area of the graph gives us the number of molecules and does not depend on temperature, and the peak of the graph provides us with the velocity of the molecules, corresponding to which there is a larger number of molecules

As you increase the temp, the graph extends; Literally

<p>It is a graphical representation of <strong><em>molecules in a container</em></strong>, having a <strong><em>number of molecules on the y-axis</em></strong> and <strong><em>velocity on the x-axis</em></strong></p><p></p><p><strong><em>The area </em></strong>of the graph gives us the<strong><em> number of molecules and does not depend on temperature,</em></strong> and the peak of the graph provides us with the velocity of the molecules, corresponding to which there is a larger number of molecules</p><p></p><p>As you increase the temp, the graph extends; Literally</p>
33
New cards

What is the Mean free path? What are its formula?

It is the distance between 2 colliding objects after a collision

  1. S = v*t

  2. 1/ √2 ⊼ n*d²

    Where,

    n → Number density → Number of molecules/ volume

    d → Diameter of the molecule

34
New cards

Whenever we write density, what do we do to the formulae

We divide the formula by volume

35
New cards

What is free expansion

The sudden expansion of gas into a vacuum, where,

  1. ∆U = 0

  2. ∆Q = 0

  3. ∆W = 0

  4. The number of moles is always constant

36
New cards

What is the formula for the efficiency of the work done by a heat engine

Output/input => W/Q1

37
New cards

What does gamma show in an adiabatic process

It shows the compressibility of the gas under constant pressure and volume