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Thermodynamics

Describes the relationship among various forms of energy and how energy effects matter on the macroscopic level. Will tell us if the process is possible, and if it will be spontaneous. Does not determine the rate at which it occurs.

Entropy

acts as a measure of the disorder associated with the atoms or molecules that make up a substance. Increases with increasing temp.

Second Law of thermodynamics

the entropy of an isolated system increases.

Equilibrium Constant

the measure of the ratio of product concentrations to reactant concentrations at equilibrium.

First Law of thermodynamics

the energy of an isolated system is constant

Isolated System

Does not exchange energy of matter with the outside.

Closed System

If it exchanges energy but not matter.

Open System

If it exchanges energy and matter.

Energy

Capacity to do work

Entropy

Disorder

Enthalpy

H, closely related to energy Change in H = Change in E. Related to the amount of heat content in the system.

Extensive properties

Thermodynamic properties that are directly related to the amount of stuff present.

Intensive properties

Not directly related to mass.

Gibbs Free energy

G=H-TS . reaction will be spontaneous and proceed to the right if and only if change in G < 0. If delta G = 0 then Keq = 1. delta G < 0 then Keq >1 (exergonic and spon). delta G > 0. then Keq < 1 (endergonic and not spon)

Coupled reactions

when you add two reactions together, you add their delta G as well. Happens with ATP a lot.

Other high energy compounds

Creatine phosphate, phosphoenolpyruvate.