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    Second Law of Thermodynamics: Chemistry For Engineers - Laboratory Activity 4

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    Second Law of Thermodynamics: Chemistry For Engineers - Laboratory Activity 4

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    This chemistry lab activity document contains instructions and questions about the second law of thermodynamics. Students are asked to observe figures showing the relationship between temperature, enthalpy and entropy, and to identify spontaneous reactions based on Gibbs free energy. They are then questioned about which temperatures maximize reactants or products, and which reaction type from the figures certain sample reactions would belong to.

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    This chemistry lab activity document contains instructions and questions about the second law of thermodynamics. Students are asked to observe figures showing the relationship between temperature, enthalpy and entropy, and to identify spontaneous reactions based on Gibbs free energy. They are then questioned about which temperatures maximize reactants or products, and which reaction type from the figures certain sample reactions would belong to.

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    CHEMISTRY FOR ENGINEERS - LABORATORY ACTIVITY 4

    NAME: __________________________ SCORE: _____________________

    SECTION: ________________________

    SECOND LAW OF THERMODYNAMICS

    1. Observe the Figure 1.0 in which the influence of temperature to change in enthalpy,
    ∆H and entropy, ∆S. Write your observations related to the temperature effects on
    the space provided.

    Figure 1.0 Temperature Effects to Enthalpy and Entropy.

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    2. Observe the Figure 2.0, in which there are 4 types of reactions. Using the definition
    of Gibbs’ free energy. Identify which is a spontaneous reaction and explain why on
    the space provided.
    CHEMISTRY FOR ENGINEERS - LABORATORY ACTIVITY 4

    Figure 2.0. Four types of Reaction described according to thermodynamic properties.

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    CHEMISTRY FOR ENGINEERS - LABORATORY ACTIVITY 4

    QUESTIONS:

    1. Which temperature in Figure 1.0 will maximize the reactants?

    2. Which temperature in Figure 1.0 will maximize the products?

    3. Which reaction type (from Figure 2.0) each of the following reactions would fit into
    and explain why.

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