Chemistry 357 Section 101
MWF 11:-11:50
Dr. John W. Larson S-466
"I consider that I understand an equation when I can predict the properties of its solution, without actually solving it." - P. A. M. Dirac.
Purpose of Course
The purpose of physical chemistry is to understand reactions at the most fundamental level. This involves developing a means to quantitatively access the terms reactivity, structure, and tendency to react. Our approach will be to try to understand the simplest systems in great detail in hopes that we can apply the knowledge gained from them to actual, but much more complicated, processes that we are interested in.
The grade on each will be based on:
6 Hour Exams 40%
Homework assignments 15%
Lab Experiments, Data and Calc., Narratives 20%
Final Exam 25%
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August 21 |
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Laser diffraction.-
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Clock Reaction; Order and Energy of Activation.D,C |
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Clock Reaction; cnt'd |
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1.29, 30, 33 |
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2.1,3, 34 |
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Adiabatic Expansion of a Gas D,C, N |
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2.19, 21, 51, 52 |
Specific heat of metal laboratory D,C, N |
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3.11,37, 40(MC),43 Bomb Calorimetry |
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4.16,17,38, 39 Bomb Calorimeter D,C |
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DHvap calorimeter, Vapor pressure vs. temperature D,C, N of 1 |
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5.39,40,75,77 |
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DHvap calorimeter, Vapor pressure vs. temperature D,C, N of 1 |
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6. 20, 21, 22 |
DHfusion Freezing point depression . D,C |
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6.35, 36, 37, 39 |
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Ksp via EMF D,C, N |
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7.9, 11 |
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