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MCAT Chapter 3
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Zeroth Law of Thermodynamics
When one object is in the thermal equilibrium with another object and the second object is in equilibrium with the third object, then the first and third are also in equilibrium
Heat
transfer of thermal energy from a hotter object with higher temp to a colder object with lower temp
Thermal Equilibrium
no net heat flow between two objects in thermal contact
Third Law of Thermodynmaics
Entropy of a perfectly organized crtystal at absolute zero is zero
System
Portion of universe of intrest
Surroundings
Rest of universe not the system
Isolated Systems
Not capable exchanging matter or energy with their surroundings
Closed system
Capable exchanging energy, not matter, with surroundings
Open System
Exhcange both energy and matter with environment
State function
thermodynamic properties function of only current equilibrium state of system
Process functions
path taken to get from one state to another
First Law of Thermodyanmics
Change in the total internal energy of a system is equal to the amount of energy transferred in form of heat to the system, minus the amount of energy transferred from system in form of work
Second Law of Thermodynamics
Objects in thermal contact and not in thermal equilibrium will exchange heat energy such that the object with higher temp will give off heat energy to the object with a lower temp until both object have same temp and thermal equilbirum
Specific Heat
amount of heat energy required to raise one gram of a substance by one degree C or one unit K
Conduction
Direct transfer of energy from molecule to molecule through molecular collisions
Convection
Transfer heat by physical motion of a fluid over a material
Radiation
Transfer of energy by electromagnetic waves
Isothermal
constant temp, no change in internal energy
Adiabatic
No heat exchange
Isobaric
Occur at constant pressure
Isovolumetric
No chagne volume, no work accomplished
Entropy
measure of spontaneous dispersal of energy at specific temp