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∆S and ∆H of fusion CHEMISTRY 1105
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What are we going to do today? Entropy ∆S Melting Ice. Use the thermistor to record the temperature Use time vs temperature select edit and calibrate reading file model 103. Use a magnetic stir be careful not the hot the thermistor
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Thermodynamics Gibbs Free energy is dependent of three things ΔG = ΔH – T ΔS Recognize them? o We will measure Temperature to calculate Enthalpy and thereafter entropy
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More thermo. o Remember this: o G < 0 = Spontaneous o G = 0 = Equilibrium o G > 0 = Nonspontaneous o Is G = 0 at the phase change ? o Yes. But…. Why? o The system is at equilibrium 50 liquid / 50 solid o So... If ∆G = 0 then: o -∆ H =T ∆ S ( enthalpy of fusion for melting of ice) o ∆ S = ∆ H/T ( entropy of fusion for melting of ice)
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How do we measure Entropy? Measure the disorder in the system. We are going to use a phase transition because G = 0 at the phase change. change of entropy is associated with a heat exchange between the phases in contact.
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Heat Transfer Q Surroundings Will measure the amount of heat transfer So then : Q Surr. = Cp * m * ∆T -Q surr = Q sys And ∆ H = Q sys / moles of ice
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Experiment In the experiment Measure the transition from solid to liquid The system is reaching equilibrium so G =0 Assume the change in pressure is small and temp at transition is the same. We can not measure the equilibrium conc. Because there will be no change in enthalpy and temperature
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Procedure Get a Styrofoam Cup or beaker (TA will tell you which) USE a small beaker no more than 100ml Dry the material well Mass the dry cup (beaker) and record (#1) Use the DI water Specific heat of water is 4.18 j / gºC fill cup 2/3 full Place the ice in the beaker and record after the ice have melted.
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Comments Add the cubes of ice to the water with out splashing Stir gently and constantly Temperature will drop Record the lowest temp. Use the same balance though out experiment. Use units and Significant figures if not they will be counted as negative points
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