Increasing \________: Entropy increases when the \________ increases.
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Entropy
The \________ (S) of a given system is the number of possible arrangements of the particles and their energy in a given system In other words, it is a measure of how disordered or chaotic a system is.
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Free energy and entropy Free energy
is the overall change of enegy for a process & It is free to do things
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First law of thermodynamics
Energy can neither be created nor destroyed , but it can be changed from one form to another
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+S Increasing the number of moles
Having more molecules on the side of the product means that there is an increase in entropy
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Increasing temperature
Entropy increases when the temperature increases
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Second law of thermodynamics
the energy of an isolated system never decreases
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The feasibility of a reaction is determined by two factors, \-----
the enthalpy change and the entropy change
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Thermodynamically unfavorable:
a process that doesn't produces free energy
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Unspontaneous process
Thermodynamically unfavorable
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Thermodynamically favorable:
a process that produces free energy
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Spontaneous process
Thermodynamically favorable
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Enthalpy , temperature and organization contributes to \------
free energy
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Kinds of changes that increase disorder, or decrease predictability:
increasing heat , change state , cut in to smaller parts , increase num of moles
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Second law of thermodynamics :
the energy of an isolated system never decreaes
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t is more likely for a system to be disordered than to be highly ordered
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For a reaction to be spontaneous
,Gibbs free energy must be have a negative value
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Crossover Temperature (Tc):
for every process that has one favorable & one unfavorable factor . At which ΔG\=0