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First law of Thermodyamics (formula):
ΔEsys = q + w
What is Δ order?
final - inital
General Formula for Work?
W = F x d
Work = Force x Distance
Formula for PV or Expansion work that results from a volume change?
w = -PΔV
Do not forget the negative!
If the volume of a system is fixed and the only work that can be done is PV work....
then..
w = 0
so...
ΔE
sys
= q
If reaction is done at constant atmospheric pressure...
Δ(PV) ≠ 0
What is H?
H
: Enthalpy
Heat transferred between the system and surroundings carried out under constant pressure
If ΔH > 0...
If ΔH is (+)
If ΔH > 0...
If ΔH is (+)....
Endo
thermic
Absorbs heat
If If ΔH < 0...
If ΔH is (-)...
If If ΔH < 0...
If ΔH is (-)...
Exo
thermic
Releases heat
Hess's Law
Switch a reaction -- reverse sign
Change factor -- multiply H by same factor
ΔH
fusion
solid ⇒ liquid
ΔH
vaporization
liquid ⇒ gas
ΔH
sublimation
solid ⇒ gas
Units for heat capacity
Does NOT have mass
Units for specific heat
DO have mass
Calorimetry formula
q = mcΔT
and atmospheric pressure is constant!
Formula for Bomb Calorimetry
q
rxn
= -C
calorimeter
T
How to do Hess's Law:
Apply all the rules, then add all of the ΔH for the reaction.
How to find ΔH
sublimation
Add heat of vaporization and fusion.
Formula for Enthalpies of Fusion
ΔH°
rxn
= ΔH°
f
(
products
) - ΔH°
f
(
reactants
)
used to calculate enthalpies of reaction
Formula for bond enthalpies
ΔH
rxn
= ΣD(bonds
broken
) - ΣD(bonds
formed
)
What is S:
S: entropy
The measure of
disorder
in a system
If ΔS > 0
If ΔS > 0
Randomness increases
For a reversible process, what does If ΔS
univ
do?
ΔS
univ
= 0
Gibbs free energy equation
ΔG
T
= ΔH - TΔS
If ΔG < 0...
If ΔG < 0...
the reaction is spontaneous
If If ΔG = 0...
If If ΔG = 0...
The reaction is at equilibrium
When does ΔG° = 0?
ΔG° = 0
at the temperature where a reaction changes from non-spontaneous to spontaneous
Following
ΔG° = 0 at the temperature where a reaction changes from non-spontaneous to spontaneous...
T = ΔH° / ΔS°
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CHE 107 Chapter 9: Thermochemistry
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2015-12-09T04:52:18Z
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