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Energy (symbol and definition)
E - anything that has the capacity to do work
(Quantity that an object can posess)
Work (symbol and definition)
W - a force acting over a distance
W = force x distance
(way an onject can exchange E w/ other objects [in and out])
Heat (symbol and definition)
q - flow of energy caused by a difference in temperature
(way an onject can exchange E w/ other objects [in and out])
Types of energy w/ description
Kinetic - energy of motion OR energy being transfered
Thermal - energy with temperature (a form of Kinetic energy)
Potential - energy stored in an object OR energy associated with composition/position of object
cal, Cal, Joule, Kilojoule, and Killowatt-hour (kWh)
1 cal = 4.184 J
1 Cal = 4184 J
1 KJ = 1000 J
1 kWh = 3.60 x 10
6
Joule definition
Amount of E needed to move a 1Kg mass 1 meter
calorie definition
Amount of E needed to raise 1g H
2
O 1 °C
Change in Internal E formula
ΔE = q + W
W = -PΔV
q = C
s
x Mass x ΔT
Heat Capacity (symbol and definition)
C - amount of energy required to change an objects temperature by 1 degree C
Depends on amount of substance
Specific Heat (symbol and definition)
C
s
- amount of energy required to raise the temperature of 1g substance by 1 °C
Depends on type of substance (fixed amount)
System/surroundings heat relationship
q
system
=-q
surroundings
q
rxn
=-q
sol
Bomb calorimeter details + formulas
Constant volume
Measures ΔE
q
reaction
=-q
calorimeter
=-C
calorimeter
xΔT
q
reaction
=-q
calorimeter
-q
H2O
Coffee cup calorimeter details + formula
Constant pressure
Measures ΔH
q
reaction
=-q
solution
=-C
s
x Mass
s
x ΔT
s
Enthalpy (symbol and definition) + equations
H - total energy of a system (internal E + work) / determines endo/exothermic
H = E + PV
ΔH = ΔE + PΔV
ΔH = q (@ constant P)
Standard Conditions (thermodynamics) + symbol
symbol = °
gas = 1 atm pressure
liquid/solid = 1 atm pressure, 25°C
solution = 1M concentration
Standard Enthalpy of formation (symbol + meaning)?
ΔH
f
° - enthalpy change for the reaction forming exactly one mole of a pure compound from its constituent elements at standard conditions
ΔH
f
° of elements is always - KJ/mol
Standard enthalpy change (symbol + meaning + equation)
ΔH° - enthalpy change when all reactants an products are in their standard states
ΔH°
reaction
= ΣnΔH
f
°
(products)
- ΣnΔH
f
°
(reactants)
where n is the cefficient in the reaction
Author
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ID
74787
Card Set
Chem1ACh6
Description
Chem1ACh6
Updated
2011-04-07T01:13:41Z
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