Physical Chemistry III: Introduction to Computational Chemistry Fall 2006 Instructor: D. P. Ridge, 106LDL. X1197, dpr@chem.udel.edu, Office Hour WR11 Assigned work: 2 Hour Exams (one take home), homework, final(take home). Text: Physical Chemistry, 8 th Ed., P. Atkins and J. de Paula
Topics (Chapters in Atkins, lectures) Molecular Interactions (18, 3) Dipoles, polarizability, permittivity and refractive index Interactions between dipoles Repulsive and total interactions Molecular interactions in gases Molecular interactions in liquids (See Chap. 17.6, we omit 18.6&18.7) Force Fields Exercises: 18.1b, 18.2b, 18.4b, 18.6b, 18.7b, 18.9b. Problems: 18.22
Statistical Thermodynamics: Fundamentals (16, 3) Distribution of States Internal Energy Statistical Entropy Canonical Partition Function Exercises: 16.3b, 16.6b, 16.9b, 16.10b, 16.11b. Problems: 16.8 Statistical Thermodynamics: Applications (17, 4) Mean energies Heat capacities Equilibrium constants Exercises: 17.2b, 17.5b, 17.8b, 17.10b, 17.14b. Problem: 17.10
Macromolecules and aggregates: Determination of Size and Shape (19, 2) Mass Spectrometry Laser light scattering Ultracentrifugation, Electrophoresis, SEC, Viscosity Exercises: 19.4b, 19.6b, 19.8b. Problem:19.26.
Macromolecules and aggregates: Structure and Dynamics (19, 2) Levels of Structure Random coils Structure of Proteins and Nucleic acids Cooperative phenomena in polymers Force Fields and Molecular dynamics simulations Introduction to Molecular dynamics using Insight II Exercises: 19.1b, 19.2b, 19.12b.
Macromolecules and aggregates: Self-assembly (19, 2) Colloids Micelles and biological membranes Surface films Discussion Question: 19.6, 19.9.
The Solid State(20, 3) Lattices and unit cells X-ray diffraction Metallic solids Ionic solids Molecular solids Mechanical electrical and magnetic properties Exercises: 20.1b, 20.3b, 20.5b, 20.10b, 20.14b, 20.21b, 20.23b, 20.30b
Molecular Orbital Theory for Polyatomic Molecules(11, 4) Huckel Theory Extended Huckel Theory Self-consistent field calculations Using Gaussian Exercises: 11.12b, 11.13b. Problems: 11.18, 11.20.
Spectroscopy of Polyatomic Molecules(13&14, 2) Vibrational Spectroscopy Electronic Spectroscopy Fates of Excited States and Lasers Photoelectron Spectroscopy Exercises: 13.14b, 13.23b, 13.25b. Discussion Question: 14.8. Exercises: 14.9b, 14.11b, 14.26.
Reaction Dynamics(24&25, 3) Activated complex theory and statistical thermodynamics Growth, adsorption and catalysis at solid surfaces Exercise: 24.14b, Discussion Question: 25.2. Exercises: 25.9b, 25.10b. |