Gen Chem- Ch. 5 Thermochemistry (1st half)

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Thermochemistry

Study of energy changes that accompany chemical reaction

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All energy is classified as either _______ or _________

All energy is classified as either Kinetic or Potential

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Fundamental principle of thermochemistry:

Energy is released when chemical bonds are formed—- Energy is consumed when chemical bonds are broken

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First Law of thermodynamics:

Energy can be converted from one form to another, but it can not be created or destroyed

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System

part of universe being studied at a given time

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Surroundings

everything else outside of the system being studied

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3 types of systems

Open, Closed, Isolated

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Open System

when both matter and energy can be exchanged with its surroundings

Ex: uncovered pot of boiling water in a stove

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Closed System

Only energy can be exchanged with its surroundings

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Isolated System

Neither mass nor energy can be exchanged with its surroundings

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Internal energy

Sum of all of the kinetic and potential energy in a system

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ΔE = ?

Ef-Ei

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If Ef is greater than Ei the system _________ energy and results in a ________ value

(Ef>Ei)

If Ef is greater than Ei the system gained energy and results in a positive value

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If Ei is larger than Ef the system ______ energy and results in a ______ value

(Ei>Ef)

If Ei is larger than Ef the system lost energy and results in a negative value

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If Ef equals Ei then E= ____

f Ef equals Ei then E= 0

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Any increase in energy of the system causes a ________ in the energy of the surroundings

Any increase in energy of the system causes a decrease in the energy of the surroundings

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Any decrease in the energy of the system causes a _________ in the energy of the surroundings

Any decrease in the energy of the system causes a increase in the energy of the surroundings

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When heat is added to system or work is done on a system the system’s internal energy ________

When heat is added to system or work is done on a system the system’s internal energy increases

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Endothermic

process where the system absorbs heat

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Exothermic

process where the system loses heat

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Extensive property

depends on sample size/mass present 

Ex: mass, volume, energy, heat capacity

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Intensive property

sample size/ mass present does not change it

Ex: temp. density, pressure, concentration

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State Function

property of a system that depends only on its current state (nitial and final conditions) not on the path taken to reach that state

Ex: temp, pressure, internal energy, enthalpy, volume

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Enthalpy

Internal energy + Product of pressure and volume

H+E+PV

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ΔE= ?

ΔE= q+w

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When q is ______ heat is _________ and surroundings get _______

When q is positive heat is released and surroundings get warmer

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When q is ______ heat is _______ and surroundings get ______

When q is negative heat is absorbed and surroundings get cooler 

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When w is________ work is done __ the system

When w is positive work is done on the system

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When w is ______ work is done ___ the system

When w is negative work is done by the system

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When ΔE is ______ there is a net _____ of energy by the system

When ΔE is positive there is a net gain of energy by the system

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When ΔE is _______ there is a net _____of energy by the system

When ΔE is negative there is a net loss of energy by the system