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    Lecture March 13

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    Chapter 14 - Gibbs Free Energy

    Remember: Chapter 14 HW and Quiz dueTuesday, March 26th

    All regrade requests must besubmitted by Friday, March 15th!

    Chapter 16 Sec. 16.9 and 16.10

    Summary of Entropy

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    ! Suniverse = ! Sreaction - ! H/T

    ! Ssys + ! Ssurr

    Eq 14.8

    Rearranging:-T ! Suniv = ! H - T ! Sreact

    ! G OR ! G = ! H - T ! S ! G < 0 reaction spontaneous

    ! G > 0 reaction not spontaneous! G = 0 reaction is in equilibrium Note: signs

    inverted from ! S!!

    Calculating ! Go - Part II

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    Use the standard values of formation! Go to calculate ! Go for a reaction

    CaCO 3(s) " CaO(s) + CO 2(g)

    Analogous to!

    Ho

    offormation

    ! Go = #! Go(products) - #! Go(reactants)! Go = [(-603.3) + (-394.4)] - (-1128.8)

    = +131.1 kJ

    Positive so reaction is NOT spontaneous at 25 oC.

    T = 298.15 KPressure =1 atm

    Temperature Dependence of ! G

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    CaCO 3(s) " CaO(s) + CO 2(g)

    ! Go = ! Ho - T ! So

    ! Go > 0 Reaction NOT spontaneous (at 25 oC)If you assume that ! S and ! H at di $ erent temperatures

    can be estimated by their values at 25 oC, then cancalculate T when reaction becomes spontaneous "

    Set ! G =0 = ! Ho - T ! So

    T = ! H/ ! S = (178.5)/(.1588) =1124 Kso T >1124 K reaction is spontaneous

    Same Tas

    before

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    Analyzing a System inTerms of Sign of ! H and ! S

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    !

    exothermic ! spontaneous at

    LOW T! + Always

    spontaneous

    + endo ! Never spontaneous

    + +spontaneous at

    HIGH T

    ! H ! S ! G = ! H -T ! S

    Qualitative Example

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    Given the reaction can determine the sign

    of ! S

    Given that the reaction is exothermic

    Consider the reaction2NO(g) + 2H 2(g) " N2(g) + 2H 2O(g)

    4 moles of gas to 3 moles of gas -

    Reaction will be spontaneous ( ! G

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    AgCl at Non-StandardConditions

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    What if [Ag + ] = 1.0 x 10 -6 and [Cl - ] = 2.2 x 10 -6

    Ag+ (aq) + Cl - (aq) AgCl(s)

    Q = 1/(1.0x10 -6 )(2.2x10 -6 ) = 4.5 x 10 11

    Note: reverse of K sp

    ! G = -53.0 + (.008315)(373)(26.84)= +30.2 kJ

    Using T= 100. oC lnQ = 26.84

    NOT Spontaneous - no ppt

    Quiz of the Day

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    Use the accompanying thermodynamic data for theformation of CCl 4(g) via the hypothetical reaction of

    C(s) + 2Cl 2 (g) CCl 4(g)

    !

    Ho

    (kJ/mol) So

    (J/mol-K)CCl4 (g) -102.9 309.7C(s) 5.7Cl2(g) 223.0

    If you are at standardpressures of 1 atm, whatis ! Go for this reaction at

    50.0 oC?Ans: ! Go = ! Ho - T ! So ! Ho = -102.9 kJ

    ! So = 309.7 - {5.7+ 2 (223.0)} =-142.0 J/K

    ! G = -102.9 - (323.15)(-.1420)= -102.0 + 45.9 = -57.0 kJ