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Module 5
Entropy and free energy
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What is entropy
The amount of
extra energy
of
motion
that is
added
per
mole
of
substance
for each
degree
the
temperature rises
so entropy is a measure of …
the amount of
disorder
what is the symbol of entropy
S theter
what are the units of entropy
JK-1Mol-1
entropy can be used to explain..
the
arraignment
of
particles
in a
substance
why does ice melt in regard to entropy
H2O
(s) —>
H2O
(l)
an
increase
in
entropy
as the
state changes
from
solid
to
liquid
what does salt dissolve in water in regard to entropy
NACl
(
s
) —>
Na+
(
aq
)
+ Cl-
(
aq
)
an increase in
entropy
as the
state
changes from
solid
to
aqueous
why does butane burn readily in oxygen
7 1/2 C4H10
(g) +
2 O2
(g) —> 2
CO2
(g) +
5 H20
(g)
increase amount
of
energy
as the
amount
of
moles
has
increased
what is the formula to calculate the change in standard entropy
change in entropy =
products - reactants
what does a negative value of entropy suggest
that
there is a
decrease of disorder
what does a positive entropy suggest
that the amount of disorder will increase
when is a reaction likely to take place to do with entropy
more likely to take place if
entropy
change is
positive
because the amount of disorder
increases
what is free energy
weather
a
reaction
in
feasible
or
not
what is
the free
energy
calculation
change
in g =
change
of h (
enthalpy
) -
T x change
in s (
entropy
)
if delta g is bigger than 0 what does that mean
the
reaction
is
feasible
if delta g is less than 0 what does that mean
the
reaction
is
not feasible
what does it mean id change of g is equal to 0
it is where the
reaction
begins to take
place
When using free energy calculation in an exam what do you have to show
The
rearranged formula
E.g
What do you look at to Determine a change in entropy
An change in
states
or a change in
moles