Energetics and Thermodynamics: HL Topic 15 - Comprehensive Notes, Study notes of Chemistry

Explore the fundamental principles of energetics and thermodynamics with these detailed hl topic 15 notes. Covering standard enthalpy of formation, bond energy, lattice enthalpy, ionization energy, electron affinity, and more, this document provides clear explanations and examples. Delve into born-haber cycles, entropy, gibbs free energy, and their applications in determining reaction spontaneity. Ideal for students seeking a thorough understanding of thermodynamic concepts and calculations, this resource offers valuable insights into energy distribution, intermolecular forces, and enthalpy changes in various chemical processes. Perfect for exam preparation and in-depth study.

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15. Energetics and

Thermodynamics (HL)

Topic

15 : (^) Energetics HL: - standard enthalpy (^) of formations H : formation (^) of one (^) mole of a compound from its^ elements^ in^ their^ standard^ states^

at standard^ conditions

ex:^ -H2(g) +^ [02(g)

  • H20(e) (^) AH-(H2O)e -^ Scs)^ +^ O^ <(g)^

SOx() DH6(02)^ g Average bond^ energy^ :^ energy^ needed (^) to break /^ mol^ of substance^ in^ its gaseous

state.

ex :^ - (^) Fz(g) -^2 f(g) B.^ E^ all^ must be^ in^ (g)

  • (^) O(g)

e 20(g) B .E

Lattice (^) enthalpy(Ditat)^ :standard^ enthalpy (^) change that occurs on^ the formation

of 1 mol of

gaseous ions (^) from solid (^) latticecionic

compound)

eX :^ -^ MX(s)^

  • (^) M(g)" + X- (^) (g)

Hiattice) O

ins (9)

jonic - >

-^ NaCI(s)^ - > (^) Na + (g) +^ ( - (g) AHatNaC^ wompish -Mg0()2Mg(g) +^ Og) DHlatMgO Alt at^ enthalpy of atomization^ : change that occurs on^ the formation (^) of 1 mol^ of (^) separate gaseous atoms in (^) an element in^ its

standard state

ex:^ -^ M(x)

M(g) DHat^

dement

  • (g)

  • EX2(g)
  • Nacg) DHat(Na) in^ standard^ atims State

[02(g)2O(q)

Dat

  • C2(g)e(l(g)^ Dat lonization (^) energy :^ standard^ enthalpy change^ that occurs on the

removal of 1 mol of

e-from 1 mol (^) of atom (^) fortion) in gaseous

state.

ex :^ - M(g) = > (^) M

(g) +^

1 - 1E

-M

(g) e^ Mq) +^ le^ IEza second IE

  • M(q)
    • -Mg + (g) (^) + le -
IE

eX:

k

(q)

  • (^) Bria) & IE
, EA

((g) (^) + Br(g)^

DHlat

N M

DHat

DHat(k)

W

k(s)

  • EBr^

> kBrc)

DHof DH :^ DHat(k)^ +^ DHatBrz^ +Eick) +^ EABr-DHiatKBr

  • NOTE- Au (^) bond (^) energy Lattice (^) enthalpy ·^ reactants^

and · reactants are in

product we in na

solid and

products are (^) in gaseous

state.

· forms free radicalsforms ions f2(q) +: +. (^) Mg0()-Mg2(g) +^ O^.

DH (^) Lattice (^) w/respect to^ charge of ions^ and^ ionic^ radius: lonic (^) charge: DH (^) ,at

-67 As

ionic

charge

, Alain

a

Mg2+, 82

  • 3795

lonic radius^ :

Naf (^910) f NaCI (^769) Ch => As ionic^ radius^ ↑, Aflattice ↓

NaBr 732 Bu

Nal 682 3

greated ionic radius Electronegativity :

Dx(Naf) =^ 4-0.^9

= 3.

DX(NaCl) = 3.^ 2 - 0.^9
=> DX^ Monic^

character ↑^ Alia+* = 2.^3 DX(Naf)) DX(NacI So DHIatf)) DHlat (Nack)

Enthalpy of (^) hydration (DHnyd)^ is^ the (^) enthalpy change when^

Imol

of (^) gaseous ions^ is^ added^ to (^) water to form ageous^ solution. It is the (^) amount (^) of energy released (^) during solvation^ process. AHned (^) always (^) negative

M

(g) =^ M

(aq) (^) DHnyd

X (g) -^ >^ X-^ (aq) Alued

Altuya depends^ onChageotions : as (^) chargenea Examples : DHuyd Nat^ =^ -424^ kj/mol (^) DHnyd Cl =^ - (^359) Ijimol AHuyd (^) Mg2=^ - (^1963) kj/mol DHnyd I= -^287 IjImol as (^) charge &^ 19Hnyd/ *^ as ionic^ radius^ & (^) IDHnyd) + EnthalpyChangeinSolutionisenthalpy change (^) tha solvent NaCks)soNatcaa) +^ (a) NaOH (^) Natcaa) (^) + HOjaq) (s)

DHsol can^ be^ +or-

Nat +^ OH

DH (^) ,at AHnyd DHnd OH

NaOH()Nata) +O

a

DHid (^) = DHilat^ +^ DHined(Nat) +^ Dth(Ott NaOH(s)

Application : ~ Babigt 2(g) DHiat =^2069 kilmol DHhyd^ DHhyd = = 1346 = - 359 Kilmil (^) Kilma V W BaCI (^) z > Bataa)^

+ 2 Daq)

DH'sol AH'sol :^ Atliat +^ DHnydBal +^ 2DHnydc- = 2069 -^1346 - 2(359) DHosol =^ 5 Ilmal Entropy(Ds)^ and (^) spontaneity : A chemical (^) reaction that is^ said to^ be (^) spontaneous if it:

  • is^ a^ complete reaction
  • attains^ equilibrium under^ certain^ conditions:

can be^ exothermic^ or^

endothermic Exothermic reactions are^ always spontaneous (some^ exceptions A chemical^ reaction^ that^ does^ not^ occur^ under^ certain^ conditions^ is

non-spontaneous.

Entropy (AS)^ is^ the^ distribution^ of energy^ among the^ particles.The

more the energy is distributed^ the^

higher

the entropy

spontaneous reactions leads to (^) higher entropy. As values order =^ order^

disorder

(j)

-- 000 000 se :^888888 00.^ O ⑧ S ⑧

solid

liquid gas

disorder

s

from
solid

-gas

: (^) particles gain more (^) movement

  • more

way

to distribute^ energy - higher entropy Note: the more^ elements^ in^ Gaseous^ state there is in^ reaction (^) - (^) higher As

DS[X(g) +Y(q)^

Xy(g)]) DS[X(g) +^ Y (1)^

  • (^) XY(q)

Gib's free (^) energy (DG) : state (^) function (depends on initial &^ final states^ only(

DGixn =^ EDGip)-EDGir)

related to^ DH , DS ,T G = H - TS DG= DH^ :

TAS

In exothermic reaction:^ heat^ is^ released^ from the (^) system to^ the^ surrounding . entropy (^) surrounding ↑ ·^ A3)0^ ,^ DG^

<0 => spontaneous (1)

· AS[O,^ DG) O^ = (^) non-spontaneous (t)^ (note:^ rev^ reaction^ is (^) spontaneous

Gib's (^) free (^) energy (^) change of (^) formation:

Change

in (^) free energy during^ formation^ of (^1) mol (^) ofa substance (^) from its

elements in^ standard^ state^ from its^ elements^ in^ standard^ conditions^ ·T=^298 , P =100kPa

AGixn (^) =

EDGYP)-EDGjCR) AGjelement =O^ (like DHof)

combustion (^) of ethanol:

· DG ethanol^

(l) = (^) - Ijlmal · DG7(2(g)^ =^ -394 (^).^4 kilma · DGf^ Hz0(q)^ =^ -228^.^6 kj/mal CzHgOH(e) +^ 30 2(g)

2( 2(g)

  • (^) 3 H20(q)

AGixn = EDG> (p) -

EDGCR)

  • (^394). 4)^ +^ 3)-^228. 6)) - [ - 175] = -1299. (^6) /mol

~ J note:^ /S^

  • G S

AS) AS

(^6) -> G S

A

high temp^

more likely to be spont . Lit Fi ca

f -

formationof

compoundIne

at standard^ conditions

AH-f = DHf(p)
  • DHf(r) = (3(-^ 394)^ +^27 286))^
  • (185 .4) =^ - 1182-572-^ . 4
= = 1939. 7 /mol

Since DH^ =-^ and^ product^

are (l)8(9)

As most^ likely^

OX+