Physical Chemistry for Health Professionals CHEM 4600-Practice Quiz #I 3/2/2017
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Question
Physical Chemistry for Health Professionals CHEM 4600-Practice Quiz #I 3/2/2017 NAME The graph on the right shows the chemical potential oftwo pure gases. A and B, as a function of temperature at the standard pressure of 1 bar. (a) Circle the correct statement The standard molar entropies ofA and B are equal to each other at u u m................ temperature T entropy of substance B at temperatures below T1 The standard molar entropy of substance A is greater than the molar entropy of substance B at temperatures above TI py of substance A is greater than the molar entropy of substance B at all temperatures indicated all (i) standard molar entropy of substance Ais smaller than the molar entropy of substance B at temperatures indicated (b) Gases A and B are mixed and a small amount of catalyst is added to allow the chemical reaction: A B Circle the statement or statements which are certainly correct assume gases A and B are ideal gases) (i) At temperature T the standard molar Gibbs free energy of the reaction is zero GiAttemperature T1 the reaction is at equilibrium when the partial pressures of A and Bare both l bar (iii) At temperature T2 the standard molar Gibbs free energy of the reaction is positive (iv)At temperature T2 the standard molar Gibbs free energy of the reaction is negativeExplanation / Answer
(a)...the standerd molar entropies of A and B are equal to each other at temprature T
explanation... because the chemical potential of both the gases are same and at same chemical potential molar entropies of two gases are same
(b)..at temprature T the standerd molar gibbs free energy of the reaction is zero..
explanation....because at equilibirum gibbs free energy is zero