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Physical Chemistry A provides a solid introduction into phenomenological and molecular physical chemistry. Physical Chemistry A is inherently linked with the Physical Chemistry B, focusing on foundations of thermodynamics with applications to chemical systems. A brief overview of mathematical methods in physical chemistry is provided in the introduction. Thermodynamics is built axiomatically and interpreted with the use of statistical mechanics. Applications of physical chemistry in different fields of chemistry are emphasized. MAPLE-based practical classes are provided.
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Acquiring credit (meeting the minimum requirements of the computational part) Last update: Kubová Petra (19.02.2020)
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R: Atkins P.W., de Paula J., Physical Chemistry, Oxford University Press, 2010, 9780199543373 Last update: Kubová Petra (19.02.2020)
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1. Basic terminology, states of matter, mathematical foundations. 2. Kinetic theory of gases. 3. Intermolecular forces, gases, and liquids. 4. First law of thermodynamics. 5. Thermochemistry. 6. Second and Third law of thermodynamics. 7. Irreversible processes and free energy. 8. Machinery of the second law. 9. Thermodynamics of mixtures. 10. Chemical potential. 11. Chemical equilibrium. 12. Equilibrium in gaseous systems. 13. Electrolytes. Acid-base equilibrium. 14. Solubility equilibrium. Last update: Kubová Petra (19.02.2020)
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https://ufch.vscht.cz/studium/bc Last update: Kubová Petra (19.02.2020)
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Mathematics A, Mathematics B Last update: Kubová Petra (19.02.2020)
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