1 a. ) The answer is fill in the boxes and explanation is given in
| System | ∆V | ∆U | ∆H | ∆S | ∆G | ∆Go |
| #1 | 0 | - | - | - | 0 | - |
| #2 | 0 | 0 | - | + | - | 0 |
Reason:
For system 1
∆V
The system reaction occuring in liquid or solid phase , so there volume is negligible change hence ∆V = 0
∆U
The internal enrgy depend on temperature or ∆qbecause
∆U = -p∆V + ∆q
here ∆V is zero so first term is zero ,
now ∆U = ∆q
the vessel is warm so ∆q is negative
henve ∆U = negative
For ∆H
at constant pressure heat is called ∆H
so reaction is exothermic hence ∆H = negative
For ∆S = ∆q/T= negative value of ∆q divide by temperature= negative
For ∆G
we know that at equilibrium no change in gibbs energy
∆G = 0
For ∆Go
we know that
∆Go = ∆Ho -T∆So= so negative value of ∆Ho- T negative value of ∆So
so overall ∆Go = negative because sytem have hetaing so ∆Ho is more changing than∆So so overall negative.
For syatem 2
∆V
The system reaction occuring in liquid or solid phase , so there volume is negligible change hence ∆V = 0
∆U
The internal enrgy depend on temperature or ∆qbecause
∆U = -p∆V + ∆q
here ∆V is zero so first term is zero ,
now ∆U = ∆q
the vessel temperature note change so ∆q = 0
henve ∆U = 0
For ∆H
∆H=H(products)-H(reactant) = 4*(-205kJmol-1)- 6*(-160kJmol-1) = (-1000+960)kJmol-1) = -40kJmol-1)
hence ∆H = negative
For ∆S =in final porduct seven molecule and in reactant five molecule = positve
For ∆G
we know that
∆G = ∆H -T∆S= so negative value of ∆H- T positive value of ∆S
so overall ∆G = negative
For ∆Go
we know that
∆Go = -RTlnK
here equilibrium is not occur so we consider K= 0
so ∆Go = negative
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