Thermal properties of matter

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What is heat?

the energy transfered between the system and the enviroment due to a temperature difference

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What are thermal interactions?

energy transfered between the system and the enviroment due to atomic level collisions

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What is thermal equilibria?

No temperature difference

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What is the Si unit for heat?

J

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What is thermal energy?

thermal energy of the system is due to the motion of its atoms and molecules and the stretching/ compression of spring like molecular bonds

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What is the definition of heat?

The energy transfered between the system and the environment as they interact

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What is temperature?

a state variable which quantifies hotness and coldness of a system

related to the thermal energy per molecule

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What is the specific heat of a substance?

The amount of energy required to raise the temperature of 1Kg of substance by 1K

C

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What is the specific heat equation?

Q=MCAT

q= energy

c=specific heat

AT= temperature change

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What is molar specific heat?

amount of energy required to raise the temperature of 1 mole of substance by 1 degree

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What is the equation for molar specific heat?

Q=nC AT

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What is the heat of transformation?

the amount of energy which causes 1Kg of substance to undergo a phase change

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What is the equation for heat of transformation?

Q=ML

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What is the specific heat of fusion?

Heat of transformation between and solid and a liquid

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What is specific heat of vapourisation?

heat of transformation between a liquid and a gas

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What is calorimetry?

  • systems thermally interacting with each other but isolated from everything else

  • heat energy transerred from the hotter to the colder system until thermal equailibria is reached

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What are the equations for calorimetry?

Qnet = Q1 + Q2 = 0

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What is the equation, specific heat of gases, constant volume

Q = n Cv AT

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What is the equation, specific heat of gases, constant pressure

Q = n Cp AT

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What is the equation which links specific heat at constant pressures and volumes?

Cp = Cv + R

  • Cp - specific heat at constant pressures

  • Cv- specific heat at constant volumes

  • R - ideal gas equation

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What is a adiabatic process?

No heat energy is transfered q=0

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How do you make a process adiabatic?

thermal insulation

rapid compression or expansion of the gas

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What is the equation for the specific heat ratio of adiabatic processes?

γ=Cv​/Cp​​

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What is the specific heat ratio for monatomic gases?

1.67

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What is the specific heat ratio for diatomic gases?

1.4

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What curve does adiabatic processes follow?

pV^γ=constant

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What are useful adiabatic equations?

pf​Vf^γ​=pi​Vi^γ​

Tf​=Ti​(Vf​/Vi​​)^γ−1

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How is a solid held together?

particles arranged in periodic array with spring like molecular bonds

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How is a liquid held together?

  • molecules loosely held by weak molecular bonds

    • strong enough that the molecules are never to far apart

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How is a gas held together?

move easily throughout space, lots of space between molecules

fluid and highly compressable

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How do you convert from celsius to farrenheit?

Tf = 1.8Tc + 32

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What is absolute 0?

  • temperature at which all motion would cease

    • -273 c

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What is a phase diagram?

shows how the phases and phase changes of a substance vary with both temperature and pressure

<p>shows how the phases and phase changes of a substance vary with both temperature and pressure </p>
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What do the three regions in a phase diagram represent?

solid liquid and gas

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What do the boundary lines on a phase diagram represent?

phase transitions

system is in phase equilibria at a pressure and temperature point which falls on one of the lines

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What is the critical point on a phase diagram?

  • where the liquid and gas boundary ends

    • no clear distinction between liquid and gas at pressure or temperature above it, its a fluid

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What is the triple point on a phase diagram?

  • where all three phases coexist in phase equilibria

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What is the definition of a ideal gas?

a gas of non interacting atoms which ignores weak attractive interactions except occasonal elastic conditions

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What conditions need to be met for a gas to be ideal?

  • the density is low

    • The temperature is well above the condensation point

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What is the equation for a ideal gas?

Pv = nRT

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What is the ideal gas equation for sealed containers?

PfVf/Tf = PiVi/ tI

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What is the ideal gas law in terms of N?

pV= N Kb T

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What is the ideal gas law in terms of densty?

N/V = P/Kb T

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What is a isochoric process?

Constant volumeW

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What is the equation for isochoric processes?

P1 / T1 = P2 / T2

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What is a isobaric process?

Constant pressure

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What is the equaton for a isobaric process?

V1/T1 = V2/T2

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At equilibria the gas pressure inside a cylinder is?

Pgas = Patoms + Mg/A

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What is a isothermal process?

V1/P2 = V2/P1