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____ - the study of energy and its relationship to macroscopic properties of systems
Thermodynamics
Thermodynamic functions are based on ____
probabilities
____ - macroscopic body under study
Systems
____ - both energy and mass are exchanged -ex. ____
Open system
fluid flow through a pipe
____ - exchanges energy but not mass - ex. ____
Closed system
push a block on a plane or radiator
____ - no mass or energy can be transferred to or from the system ex. ____
Isolated system
the universe
____ - energy is conserved/energy of an isolated system is conserved
First law of thermodynamics
restate for a closed system - they change of energy in a closed system is the sum of the heat transferred into the system and the work done on the system: ____
ΔE = Q+W
____: the energy transferred from a hot body to a cold body via a natural process
Heat
____: energy transferred due to a force
Work
3 types of heat transfer: ____
conduction
convection
radiation
____ - taking an entire group of molecules and their energy and carrying them to another place, (moving hot air or cold water around)
Convection
____ - loses heat by emanating electromagnetic waves
Radiation
____ is energy transferred via molecular collisions, it requires direct physical contact
Conduction
Conduction of heat through a metal bar is like fluid through a pipe, it ____ as the cross sectional area _____ and as the temperature ____ and ____ as the length of the bar ____
increases
increases
increases
decreases
increases
____, heat conduction, and ____ are all the same qualitatively
fluids
electricity
Lose heat ____ to surface area and temperature to the 4th power (in Kelvin's)
But! Environment also ____ into you, depending on temperature ____ between you and environment
proportional
radiates
difference
____ - A system at rest can do pressure/volume work, PV work.
Work
At constant pressure just P times V, if no volume change than no ___ is done.
PV work
____
Thermal energy cannot be completely converted to work in a cyclical process;
In some point in a perpetual process some energy must become unavailable to ever do work again.
2nd law of thermodynamics -
Thermo state functions (7) - describe a thermodynamic state, describe a state not a process
VEGIE TP
Internal energy
Temperature
Volume
Pressure
Enthalpy
Entropy
Gibbs Energy
____ - all the possible molecular energies on a microscopic level, there are 6 three thermal energies and three others (thermals are rotational, vibrational, and translational
Three others are: intermolecular potential, electronic and rest mass)
Internal energy
Mcat, Heat energy = ____ = ____ = ____
heat
thermal energy
internal energy
____ of a substance is the average measurement of its kinetic energy of its molecules
Temperature
____ - temp is directly proportional to the translational energy of its molecules
Fluid substance
____ directly proportional to the vibrational energy of its molecules as long as it is not at a very low temperature
Solid substance
____ = higher temperature, temperature in Kelvin's or degrees Celsius
Faster movement
____ is coldest possible where vibration is at a minimum but still occurs.
0 Kelvin
____ - absolute 0 Kelvin cannot be achieved.
3rd law of thermodynamics
Enthalpy =
Internal energy + PressureVolume
H = U + PV
Standard state is not!!!
STP
The degree mark indicates ____
standard state at 25 degrees.
SO, for condensed phases, liquids/solids change in ____ = heat which is approximately equal to change in ____
enthalpy
internal energy
ΔHf° =
enthalpy of formation
Standard state for liquid/solid is ____, for a gas ____ and it must behave as an ____.
1 bar
1 bar
ideal gas
For a solution standard state is ____.
1 molar concentration.
Elements in their natural state are assigned an enthalpy of ____ in their standard state at ____.
0
25 degrees C
The change of enthalpy of a reaction at standard state equals enthalpy of formation of the ____ minus enthalpy of formation of the ____.
products
reactants
____- heat exits, I subtract the heat so it is negative
Exo
____ - heat enters, I add the heat so it is positive.
Endo
Change of enthalpy is ____ it is exothermic and heat is released
negative
Change of enthalpy is ____ is it endothermic and heat is absorbed
positive
____, energy required to break the bonds of the reactants, the energy required to achieve the transition state
Activation energy
The ____ is at the top of the hill and cannot be isolated.
transition state
The ____ is at a valley and it can be isolated
intermediate
If you look at diagram from right to left the distance from bottom of the hill to top that is the ____ for the reverse reaction.
activation energy
The change in _____, _____ or ____ is the net distance between the reactants and products that is the bottoms of the two little hills.
energy
enthalpy
gibbs energy
A ____ does not ever change this, it only changes the activation energy for the forward or reverse reaction (increases it by lowers the hill.)
catalyst
____ = natures tendency toward disorder.
Entropy
A ____ that is designated to be 0 for a pure substance at absolute 0 Kelvin.
state function (entropy)
____ is natures way of creating the most probable state.
Entropy
Tendency to favor the most probable state.
Entropy
This is another way to look at the ____, entropy of the universe must increase for any real process
2nd law of thermodynamics
(millions of molecules between 2 bottles, most likely ____ of the molecules in each bottle)
roughly half
Cannot apply thermodynamic properties to microscopic principles.
Cannot look at a small portion of the system.
entropy
____ - reversible process happens at equilibrium = no change in entropy
Quasistatic process
Entropy increases with ____.
temperature
number
volume
In a reversible process is ____ which is the heat transferred divided by the temperature. (kelvins)
Δs = Q/T
____ = Δs Universe
____ is greater than or equal to 0
Δs Is the change in ____
Δs System + Δs Surroundings
Δs Universe
enthalpy
Change in ____ is the maximum amount available to do non pv work
gibbs free energy
____ - Available to do non-pressure-volume work
Gibbs free energy
Gibbs energy is another ____ where we are interested in the change as opposed to the absolute value.
state function
The formula for the change in Gibbs free energy is
ΔG = ΔH - TΔs
G is gibbs free energy
H is enthalpy
T is temperature
S is entropy
All of the changes refer to changes in the system and not! The surroundings
If ΔG is negative for a reaction the reaction is ____.
spontaneous
____ = reaction starts to happen immediately, but might does not say the speed.
Spontaneous
Exothermic rxn that increases entropy is always ____
spontaneous
Endothermic rxn that decreases entropy is always ____
nonspontaneous
High temperature check entropy if it is positive it will probably be ____ if it is negative probably will be ____
spontaneous
nonspontaneous