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Physical Chemistry Lecture notes by M. Kuno

Physical Chemistry Lecture notes by M. Kuno

Physical Chemistry Lecture notes by M. Kuno

This lecture note will introduce the major concepts of physical chemistry based on thermodynamics, chemical equilibrium, and kinetics. The topics include the first law of thermodynamics, heat capacities, enthalpy, thermochemistry, free energy, Helmholtz and Gibbs free energy; and an application of free energy to phase transitions, mixtures, and equilibrium. Common equations and symbols are summarized in detail, such that assimilation of knowledge is enhanced. For students, this is a great source material for those taking courses in physical chemistry-this book sets out clearly the structure of fundamental ideas and solving techniques.

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