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KF03: Physical chemistry A (6 ECTS)

STADS: 1001441

Level

Teaching period

Autumn semester

Teacher responsible
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Timetable

Group	Type	Day	Time	Classroom	Weeks
Common	I	Tuesday	10-11	u55	36-41,43-45,47-51
Common	I	Friday	09-10	u55	36-39,41,43-51
S1	TE	Monday	08-10	u49c	37-41,43-51
S1	TL	Wednesday	14-18	Lab 7	43-45
S2	TE	Wednesday	08-10	u9	37-41,43-51
S2	TL	Thursday	14-18	Lab 7	43-45
S3	TL	Monday	14-18	Lab 7	43-45
S3	TE	Wednesday	12-14	u14	37-41,43-51
S4	TL	Tuesday	16-20	Lab 7	43-45
T1	TL	Tuesday	12-16	Lab 7	43-45
T1	TE	Friday	12-14	u10	37-39,41,43-51
T2	TE	Tuesday	12-14	u44	37-41,43-45,47-50
T2	TE	Tuesday	12-14	u47	51
T2	TL	Friday	12-16	Lab 7	43-45

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Comment:

Prerequisites:
None

Academic preconditions:
Chemistry A (KE04), Calculus (MM 01).

Course introduction
The course aims at making the students familiar with the application of macroscopic thermodynamical concepts to physical-chemical problems to an extent that will enable them to understand and, if necessary, supplement a text where thermodynamical reasoning has been applied to such problems. The three laboratory exercises will support the theoretical subjects by illustrating three central topics in practice.

Expected learning outcome

Subject overview
Thermodynamical concepts (first and second law, energy, enthalpy, entropy, Helmholz functions and Gibbs functions, chemical potential, activity); evaporation, sublimation and fusion of pure substances; mixtures; colligative properties, chemical reactions and equilibria, equilibrium electrochemistry, electrochemical cells; diffusion; reaction kinetics. Laboratory exercises in vapor pressure, electrochemistry and kinetics.

Literature

Atkins: Physical Chemistry, 7. udgave

Website
This course uses e-learn (blackboard).

Prerequisites for participating in the exam
None

Assessment and marking:
A 4-hour written examination with books and notes of your own choice as well as pocket calculator. External examiner. Marks according to the Danish 13-point marking scale. The three laboratory exercises are evaluated separately (passed/not passed) on the basis of individual reports.

Expected working hours
The teaching method is based on three phase model.

24 forelæsninger og 22 eksaminatorietimer, bortset fra 3 uger med 12 timers laboratorieøvelser.
Educational activities

Language
No recorded information about the language used in the course.

Remarks
Passing the laboratory exercises part of the course is not a requirement for registering for the written examination, but the students must pass the laboratory exercises part in order to pass the course.

Course enrollment
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