Thrmodynamics and KTG

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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

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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

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What is entropy

It is the measure of disorderness in the system

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What is enthalpy

It is the measure of total heat content of the system

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What is Bolt’s constant

It is the measure of energy per molecule

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What is the formula for Bolt’s constant

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

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What is the formula for molar heat capacity at constant volume

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

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

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

  2. Cp /Cv = γ

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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

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What is R?

It is the universal gas constant per mole of gas

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What is Cm

It is the molar heat capacity

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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

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What is the ideal gas equation

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

R → Universal gas constant

T → Temperature

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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

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

∆U/∆Q = 1/γ

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

∆W/∆Q = 1- 1/γ

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What is the ideal gas equation for adiabatic processes

PVγ = nRT