Zusammenfassung der Ressource
Thermodynamics mindmap
Anlagen:
- Heat and temperature
- Temperature
- Absolute zero
- 0K or -273.15 celcius
- Theorhetical temperature
where an ideal gas would
have zero volume
- A measure of kinetic
energy in a substance
- kinetic theory
- the idea that microscopic
movments of particles will
reflect the microscopic
movments of the substance
as a whole
- Temperature scales
- Fixed points
- fairly constant points such as the
boilind and freezing
point of water that can
be used to make a
tempreature scale
- Celsius scale
- Kelvin scale
- degrees same size as
1 celsius but starting
a absolute zero
- fixed points at the
boiling and freezing
points of water, 100
and 0 respectivly
- Internal Energy
- Maxwell-Boltzmann distribution
- no molecules have no energy
- only some molecules have high energy
- there is no maximum value for energy
- area under the graph represents
the total energy of the system
- A mathematical model
describing the distributions of
energies at a given temperature
- rms speed
- root of the average sum of the squared
speeds
- √(∑v^2 )/n)
- <c^2>
- modal speed
- most common speed, ie
the peak of the graph
- average speed
- sum of speeds over number of speeds
- molecular kinetics
- Average kinetic energy of gas
molecules is proportional to its
absolute temperture
- 1/2 m<c^2> = 3/2 kT
- Where k = 1.38 x 10^-23 Jk^-1
- the sum of kinetic and potential
energies of all the molecules in a
substance
- Heat Transfer
- Specific heat capacity
- A property of a material that describes
the energy required to raise 1 kg of a
substance 1K
- ∆E=mc∆T
- Specific latent heat
- The energy required to
change the state of 1 kg of a
substance at a constant
temperature
- ∆E=L∆m
- once a solid has reached its
melting point it requires
additional energy to change
its phase
- Black body radiators
- will perfectly absorb all radiation that lands on it
- therefor will emit EM radiation at all wavlengths
Anmerkungen:
- As objects that are good absorbers of radiation are also good emitters.
- Ideal Gas Behavior
- Boyle's Law
- P∝1/V
- Charles' Law
- V∝T
- Pressure Law
(Gay-Lussac's Law)
- P∝T
- pV = nRT
- R = 8.31
- molecules have no size
- molecules are identical
- collisions are perfectly elastic
- molecules exert no force
- enough molecules that statistics apply
- random motion
- for 1 mol of gas
pV = NakT
- Kinetic Theory Equation
Anlagen:
- pV= 1/3 Nm<c^2>