Physical Chemistry - Thermodynamics, Statics, and Kinetics

Lecture 1 (1 of 2) - Course Introduction.
Lecture 1 (2 of 2) - Concentrations.
Lecture 2 (1 of 6) - Properties of Gases Introduction.
Lecture 2 (2 of 6) - The Ideal Gas Law.
Lecture 2 (3 of 6) - Ideal Gases (cont.).
Lecture 2 (4 of 6) - Dalton's Law.
Lecture 2 (5 of 6) - Real Gases.
Lecture 2 (6 of 6) - Gas Law Examples.
Lecture 3 (1 of 4) - Internal Energy.
Lecture 3 (2 of 4) - Expansion Work.
Lecture 3 (3 of 4) - Heat.
Lecture 3 (4 of 4) - First Law of Thermodynamics Examples.
Lecture 4 (1 of 6) - Enthalpy Introduction.
Lecture 4 (2 of 6) - Difference Between H and U.
Lecture 4 (3 of 6) - Heat Capacity at Constant Pressure.
Lecture 4 (4 of 6) - Hess' Law.
Lecture 4 (5 of 6) - Hess' Law Applications.
Lecture 4 (6 of 6) - Kirchhoff's Law.
Lecture 5 (1 of 5) - Adiabatic Behaviour.
Lecture 5 (2 of 5) - Adiabatic Expansion Work.
Lecture 5 (3 of 5) - Heat Engines.
Lecture 5 (4 of 5) - Total Carnot Work.
Lecture 5 (5 of 5) - Heat Engine Efficiency.
Lecture 6 (1 of 4) - Microstates and Macrostates.
Lecture 6 (2 of 4) - Partition Functions.
Lecture 6 (3 of 4) - Partition Functions Examples.
Lecture 6 (4 of 4) - Calculating U from Partition Functions.
Lecture 7 (1 of 4) - Entropy.
Lecture 7 (2 of 4) - Change in Entropy Examples.
Lecture 7 (3 of 4) - Residual Entropies and the Third Law.
Lecture 7 (4 of 4) - Absolute Entropies and Spontaneity.
Lecture 8 (1 of 7) - Free Energies.
Lecture 8 (2 of 7) - The Gibbs Free Energy.
Lecture 8 (3 of 7) - Phase Diagrams.
Lecture 8 (4 of 7) - Building Phase Diagrams.
Lecture 8 (5 of 7) - The Clapeyron Equation.
Lecture 8 (6 of 7) - The Clapeyron Equation Example.
Lecture 8 (7 of 7) - The Clausius Clapeyron Equation.
Lecture 9 (1 of 5) - Chemical Potential.
Lecture 9 (2 of 5) - The Mixing of Gases.
Lecture 9 (3 of 5) - Raoult's Law.
Lecture 9 (4 of 5) - Real Solutions.
Lecture 9 (5 of 5) - Dilute Solutions.
Lecture 10 (1 of 4) - Colligative Properties.
Lecture 10 (2 of 4) - Fractional Distillation.
Lecture 10 (3 of 4) - Freezing Point Depression.
Lecture 10 (4 of 4) - Osmosis.
Lecture 11 (1 of 5) - Chemical Potential and Equilibrium.
Lecture 11 (2 of 5) - The Equilibrium Constant.
Lecture 11 (3 of 5) - Equilibrium Concentrations.
Lecture 11 (4 of 5) - Le Chatelier and Temperature.
Lecture 11 (5 of 5) - Le Chaterler and Pressure.
Lecture 12 (1 of 5) - Ions in Solution.
Lecture 12 (2 of 5) - Debye-Hückel Law.
Lecture 12 (3 of 5) - Salting In and Salting Out.
Lecture 12 (4 of 5) - Salting In Example.
Lecture 12 (5 of 5) - Salting Out Example.
Lecture 13 (1 of 4) - Acid Equilibrium Review.
Lecture 13 (2 of 4) - Real Acid Equilibrium.
Lecture 13 (3 of 4) - The pH of Real Acid Solutions.
Lecture 13 (4 of 4) - Buffers.
Lecture 15 (1 of 5) - Rate Law Expressions.
Lecture 15 (2 of 5) - 2nd Order Type 2 Integrated Rate Law.
Lecture 15 (3 of 5) - 2nd Order Integrated Rate Law (cont.).
Lecture 15 (4 of 5) - Strategies To Determine Order.
Lecture 15 (5 of 5) - Half Life.
Lecture 16 (1 of 2) - The Arrhenius Equation.
Lecture 16 (2 of 2) - The Arrhenius Equation Examples.
Lecture 17 (1 of 6) - The Approach to Equilibrium.
Lecture 17 (2 of 6) - The Approach to Equilibrium (cont.).
Lecture 17 (3 of 6) - Link Between K and Rate Constants.
Lecture 17 (4 of 6) - Equilibrium Shift Setup.
Lecture 17 (5 of 6) - Time Constant, Tau.
Lecture 17 (6 of 6) - Quantifying Tau and Concentrations.
Lecture 18 (1 of 8) - Consecutive Chemical Reactions.
Lecture 18 (2 of 8) - Multi-Step Integrated Rate Laws.
Lecture 18 (3 of 8) - Multi-Step Int Rate Laws (cont.).
Lecture 18 (4 of 8) - Intermediate Max and Rate Det Step.
Lecture 18 (5 of 8) - Preequilibrium Approximation.
Lecture 18 (6 of 8) - Preequilibrium Approximation (cont.).
Lecture 18 (7 of 8) - Steady State Approximation.
Lecture 18 (8 of 8) - Steady State Approximation (cont.).
Lecture 19 (1 of 2) - Rate Law Expressions with Catalysts.
Lecture 19 (2 of 2) - Michaelis-Menten Enzyme Rate Law.