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what are state functions?

there is no memory in the system

  • don’t need to know how values were reached

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what is an extensive quality?

what is an intensive quality?

extensive depends on amount e.g. mass/vol

intensive is independent of amount e.g. temperature

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extensive / amount gives intensive or extensive?

intensive

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what is the equation for work?

involving pressure?

work = force x distance

work = pressure x area x distance moved

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what is the equation for pressure?

pressure = force / area

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when does a system do work against the atmosphere?

when the reaction involves expansion of the system

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why is work done by the system on the surroundings negative?

the system loses energy

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<p>why does the temperature increases less when the piston can move?</p>

why does the temperature increases less when the piston can move?

some energy is used to move the piston (do work) so less energy to increase the temperature

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what is internal energy?

what is the symbol?

the total energy of the system

U

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How to calculate enthalpy using internal energy?

H = U + PV

PV is work due to atmosphere

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what is ΔU?

the energy transferred as heat when the volume of the system is constant

<p>the energy transferred as heat when the volume of the system is constant </p>
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what is ΔH?

energy transferred as heat when the pressure of the system is constant

<p>energy transferred as heat when the pressure of the system is constant </p>
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Is heat, q, a state function?

Is work, w, a state function?

No, they both depend on the conditions

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What is a path function?

One where the conditions must be specified

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Why is ΔU ≈ ΔH?

For which conditions?

change in volume for a reaction is likely to be negligible when only liquids or solids involved

  • this does not apply to gases

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what is Hess’ law?

the total energy change is independent of the path taken

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what is heat capacity?

the energy as heat required to raise the temperature of a substance by 1K

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what is the equation for heat capacity?

is it a state or path function?

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is heat capacity intensive or extensive?

extensive as depends on amount

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what is molar and specific heat capacity? (equations?)

intensive or extensive?

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What happens if heat supplied to a gas at constant pressure?

Heat is used to increase internal energy (increases T), also doing work as gas expands

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What is heat capacity at constant volume equation?

Constant pressure?

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for a gas at same ∆T, is Cp or Cv bigger?

at constant pressure, energy also used to do work so more energy needed to give same ∆T

∆H = ∆U + PV so for same ∆T, Cp is bigger

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why is Cp ≈ Cv for solids and liquids?

incompressible

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<p>For T<sub>1</sub> and T<sub>2</sub>, does products or reagents have the greater C<sub>p</sub>?</p>

For T1 and T2, does products or reagents have the greater Cp?

reagents as change in enthalpy of reagents is much greater

  • both undergone same ΔT.

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Does the entropy of the universe increase or decrease for a spontaneous reaction?

Increase

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<p>ideal mixing by diffusion </p><p>when do substances form an ideal mixture? </p>

ideal mixing by diffusion

when do substances form an ideal mixture?

when ΔmixH = 0 and ΔmixV = 0

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is entropy change positive or negative when mixing?

positive

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<p>joule gas expansion </p><p>what happens when tap between A and B is opened?</p><p>ΔT?</p><p>work done?</p>

joule gas expansion

what happens when tap between A and B is opened?

ΔT?

work done?

air rushes into B, ΔT = 0

gas in A moves through tap into B until equal amount in both

water bath keeps it constant temperature

no work is done, ΔU = ΔH = 0

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entropy equation using heat

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how does combined entropy of system and surroundings change during spontaneous irreversible reactions?

increases

ΔS system + ΔS surroundings >0

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how does combined entropy of system and surroundings change during reversible processes?

stays constant

ΔS system + ΔS surroundings = 0

ΔS system = - ΔS surroundings

ΔS total ≥ 0

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ΔS equation using volume?

does entropy increase/decrease as volume increases?

same amount of gas distributed over larger vol, so more disorder

<p>same amount of gas distributed over larger vol, so more disorder</p>
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ΔS equation using pressure?

does entropy increase/decrease with increasing pressure?

entropy decreases with increases pressure

<p>entropy decreases with increases pressure </p>
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does entropy increase or decrease with increasing temperature?

increases

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<p>how does this show that entropy increases with temperature? </p><p>(integrate with C<sub>p</sub> or C<sub>v</sub>)</p>

how does this show that entropy increases with temperature?

(integrate with Cp or Cv)

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what is the best organised physical state of absolute entropy?

why?

the perfect crystal

the spatial relationship between each molecule is identical

<p>the perfect crystal</p><p>the spatial relationship between each molecule is identical </p>
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how to calculate absolute entropy?

the area under a graph of Cp / T vs T

experimentally measure Cp at different temperatures

<p>the area under a graph of C<sub>p</sub> / T vs T</p><p>experimentally measure C<sub>p</sub> at different temperatures </p>
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Work done when ΔrG < 0

the more negative, the more work can be done by the system

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Work done when ΔrG = 0

no work can be extracted from a system at equilibrium

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what does it mean when ΔrG > 0?

the reverse process is spontaneous