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What is
entropy
?
A measure of
disorder
or randomness
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What are the
units
for
entropy
?
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Calculation for
entropy change
in a
reaction
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A positive entropy change means...
there is an increase in disorder (
ΔS
is more positive)
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A negative entropy change means...
there is a decrease in disorder (
ΔS
is more negative)
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What is a feasibility?
Whether a reaction is able to happen and is energetically feasible.
-> A reaction which would go of its own accord at a particular temperature if there wasn't an activation energy barrier in the way
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Define
standard entropy
The entropy of one mole of a substance, under standard conditions (
100kPa
and
298K
)
Units -->
JK-1mol-1
Standard entropies are always positive
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Gibb's
equation
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What is free energy change?
The overall change in energy during a
chemical reaction
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For a reaction or process to be feasible at a particular temperature
ΔG
must be negative or 0
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If ΔG is positive...
the reaction/process is
non-spontaneous
and cannot occur at that
temperature
without the input of work from an external source
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If ΔG = 0
T= ΔHx1000/
ΔS
This is when the reaction just becomes feasible
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When ΔH is positive and ΔS is positive...
TΔS is more positive
When TΔS>ΔH
ΔG
is less positive
The reaction is more
feasible
when temperature is high enough
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When ΔH is negative and ΔS is positive...
TΔS is more positive
ΔG
is more
negative
The reaction will always be feasible
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When ΔH is positive and ΔS is negative...
TΔS is more negative
ΔG
is always more positive
The reaction is never
feasible
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When ΔH is negative and ΔS is negative...
TΔS is more negative
When T is
really high
TΔS>ΔH
ΔG
is less negative
The reaction is usually
feasible
, but not feasible when T is really high
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What are limitations of predictions made for feasibility?
If the reaction is slow and has a high
activation energy
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A reaction that is thermodynamically feasible...
is not necessarily
kinetically
feasible
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