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Title: IMT Chapter 7 Entropy and the Second Law


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IMT Chapter 7 Entropy and the Second Law
  • The Big Picture
  • Entropy
  • Second Law of Thermodynamics
  • Measuring and Calculating Entropy

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I. The Big Picture (where weve been and where
were going)
  • Theme How can we predict the position of
    equilibrium? or What makes a reaction occur?
  • The equilibrium state is the most probable state.
  • The most probable state is determined by
    competition between energy levels.
  • Competition
  • Lo T lower lying levels favored
  • Internal Energy (U)
  • Hi T more closely spaced levels are favored
  • Entropy (S)

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II. Entropy
  • First described by Clausius (1865)
  • Boltzmanns second great achievement (1869)

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III. Second Law of Thermodynamics
  • Clausius (1865)
  • The total entropy of the universe is always
    increasing.
  • How do we tie in Boltzmann?
  • But what about ?S q/T ?

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IV. Measuring and Calculating Entropy
  • Measuring S can use Clausius relation
  • Third Law of Thermodynamics (Boltzmann)
  • The entropy of a perfect crystal at 0 K is
    zero.
  • How do we measuring absolute entropy?
  • Standard Molar Entropy (Sº)
  • absolute entropy of 1 mol of a substance at 1 bar
    pressure
  • Sº298 absolute entropy of 1 mol of a substance
    at 1 bar pressure and 298 K (Table 7.1 and
    Appendix IV)

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Points about Sº298
  • solids lt liquids lt gases
  • heavier gases have larger S than lighter gases
  • noble gases have very low S
  • Diamond has the lowest S

How do we calculate entropy changes for a
reaction?
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