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Ideal gas law assumes

No IMF


atoms/molecules occupy no space

IMF real gases feel as a function of seperation

Back (Definition)

Ideal gas limiting law

Works best if p—-> 0

Z is compression factor

For ideal gas Z = 0


Attractive forces Z < 1


Repulsive forces Z > 1

Ideal gas works best when?

Between 200-10,000 k and below 10 atm

Vm=?

V/n

When do atoms feel IMF

High pressures and low temps

When does ideal gas work best

Larger seperation

Z (compression factor)

Z=(pVm/RT)=(pv/nRT)

Viral equation

-Accounts for multiple atoms


pVm=RT(1+ B/Vm+C/Vm^2....)


B and C are known at several temps

Van der waal equation

-addresses assumptions of ideal gas law


P=(nRT/(V-nb))-a (n^2/V^2)


A accounts for IMF and B accounts for volume atoms occupy

System

All materials involved in process being studied

Surroundings

Everything else in universe not the system

Open system

Matter and energy can move between system and surroundings

Closed system

Matter cannot move between system and surroundings but energy can

Isolated system

System that cannot exchange matter or energy between system and surroundings

Adiabatic

Boundary that does not transfer heat

Diathermal

Boundary that does transfer heat

Energy

-ability to do work


-transfered as heat or work

Work

Energy transfer by coordinated movement of matter

Heat

Increase in random motion of matter

U

-internal energy,total energy of system


Delta u=q+w


State function

q and w

Path functions. Describe how process is carried out

Work against contestant external pressure

W=-Pex(Vf-Vi)

Free expansion in vacuum.

Pex =0


W=0

Isothermal, reversible ideal gas

w=-nRT ln (Vf/Vi)

Energy transfer quantified by heat capacity

Constant volume Cv


Constant pressure Cp

Thermochemistry

Study of heat flow during physical and chemical changes

Standard state

Specified temp. Is the pure form at 1 bar

Constant volume

W=0

Adiabatic

q=0

Isothermal ideal gas

Delta U = 0

Enthalpy

H=U+pV