Chem 150 Midterm

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Chem 150 Midterm

Thermochemistry
branch of chemistry that deals with energy absorbed or released by chemical
reactions
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Thermochemistry branch of chemistry that deals with energy absorbed or released by chemical
reactions
Thermodynamics the study of energy transfer and energy transformation
Energy ability to do work
Kinetic Energy energy an object has when moving; KE= (1/2)mv^2
Kinetic Molecular Theory Temperature of an object is proportional to Average KE of Particles
High Temperature (effect on KE?) High Kinetic Energy
Low Temperature (effect on KE?) Low Kinetic Energy
Heat (q) or Thermal Energy KE transferred on molecular level between object because of
Temperature Difference; Heat Transferred from One Object to Another; q1= q2
Potential Energy stored energy
chemical energy portential energy that chemicals have
PE of objects that attract each other PE INCREASES as objects move apart, PE DECREASES as objects move closer
PE of objects that repel each other PE DECREASES as objects move apart; PE INCREASES as objects move closer
Law of Conservation of Energy aka 1st Law of Thermodynamics Energy cannot be created nor destroyed; it can only be changed from one form to another; universe = CONSTANT
Internal energy sum of all energies for all individ particles in a sample of matter; delta E = E (products) - E (reactants)
if temperature is doubled, KE is... doubled!
State function property that depends only on the object's current condition; INDEPENDENT from mechanism by which a change occurs
examples of state function elevation, pressure, volume, temperature, internal energy, enthalpy, entropy, gibb's free energy, number of molecules in object
path function property that depends on the route/path taken to reach one state from another; ex: length, work, heat
system object that are interested in studying
open system can exchange matter or energy with surrounding
closed system can exchange ONLY energy WITH surrounding
isolated system CANNOT exchange matter OR energy w/ surrounding; ADIABATIC PROCESSES
surrounding everything that is not a system
universe system + surrounding
heat capacity (C) quantity of heat needed to raise temperature of an object by 1 degree Celsius; C = q / delta (t)
extensive property depends on amount of object; related to heat capacity
greater amount of object leads to ____________ heat capacity greater
molar heat capacity quantity of heat needed to raise temperature of 1 mol of substance by 1 degree Celsius
specific heat (s) quantity of heat needed to raise temperature of 1 g of substance by 1 degree Celsius; s= q/ (m * delta(1))
intensive property INDEPENDENT of amount of object; related to specific heat
(for specific heat) greater amount of object leads to same specific heat
Work (w) energy transferred as work when a system expands or contracts against the pressure exerted by the surroundings; w= - P * delta(V)
enthalpy (H) heat content of a system

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