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Thermodynamics
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Slide2Thermodynamics
Studies the effects on a system
WorkHeatEnergy
Slide3System?
System – quantity of matter
Boundaries – fixed or moveable (work & heat)Surroundings – outside of the boundaries
Slide4System?
Open System – matter and energy exchange
Closed – only energy exchangesIsolated – nothing exchanges
Slide5System?
Slide6System?
Open System
Living ThingsEcosystems
Slide7System?
Open System
Living ThingsEcosystems
Slide8Thermodynamics
Zeroth Law
First LawSecond LawThird Law
Slide9Zeroth Law!
Thermodynamic
Equilibrium and Temperature
Slide10First Law!
Extension of Conservation of Energy
delta U = Q - WInternal energy changes – delta UAdd Heat - QMinus Work - W
Slide11First Law!
Chambers have internal energy
Heat goes in and pistons moveEnergy change in chambers = heat - work
Slide12First Law!
Volume (V) increases as Temperature (T) increases
Pressure (P) decreases as Volume increasesPV = nRT(H) Enthalpy (Potential and kinetic) includes internal energy
Slide13Second Law!
Entropy increases in irreversible states
Entropy stays the same in reversible statesChange in entropy equals change in heat over temp
Slide14Second Law!
Entropy ends up the same
Increases with disorganizationDecreases with organization
Slide15Second Law!
Information Entropy
DNAEnergy is spent generating informationInformation is organization
Slide16Second Law!
Evolution does not violate it
A closed system does increase entropyThe disorder can occur elsewhere within the systemNature generates disorder and orderWe still lose most energy as heat from our body
Slide17Second Law
Mutations in DNA do generate disorder…but that would only make a substantial impact if we were all closed systems without any exchange of matter. That is not the case. Organisms with bad traits tend to not have as many offspring over time to cause a particular trait to stick in the population. If the gene pool stayed the same without any movement of new populations, we would then see an increase in ill traits…also why we don’t have children with family members…that would be a genetically closed system if all you did was have babies with people who likely have mutations/various potentially problematic code to cause it to be pronounced in your closed genetic system. Evolution would eventually cause such organisms to die out and quickly thus increasing disorganization and death. This scenario is also making the assumption that no symbiotic relationships would occur…for example, beneficial bacteria to interact and take on some roles as well as virus interacting with DNA which in turn could cause changes…possibly beneficial. Evolution does not violate the second law, it follows it to the letter.
Slide18Third Law!
Slide19Third Law
Third law pretty much states when absolute zero is reached…how that effects atoms, pressure, volume, and entropy
Essentially nothing is moving, vibrating, pressure is constant as is volume…energy doesn’t change, work doesn’t happen…essentially nothing is happening therefore entropy is 0.
Slide20Thermodynamics
Studies the effects on a system
WorkHeatEnergy
Slide21Thermodynamics
Zeroth Law
First LawSecond LawThird Law
Slide22Sources
http://curious.astro.cornell.edu/most-popular/136-physics/general-physics/thermodynamics/816-does-evolution-contradict-the-second-law-of-thermodynamics-intermediate
https://www.grc.nasa.gov/www/k-12/airplane/thermo.html
https://www.haystack.mit.edu/edu/pcr/MOSAIC/8-Thermodynamics/Laws%20of%20Thermodynamics.pdf
http://web.mit.edu/16.unified/www/FALL/thermodynamics/notes/node11.html
http://www.newworldencyclopedia.org/entry/Thermodynamics
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