It takes the average reader 3 hours and 50 minutes to read Introduction to Physical Chemistry by Andreas Hofmann
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This text provides an introduction to physical chemistry, covering the fundamentals of thermodynamics, kinetics, electrochemistry, transport and catalysis. The content of this text is delivered as one-semester course in the second year at Griffith University (Nathan, Australia) and intended for students in the disciplines of chemistry, biochemistry, engineering and neighbouring disciplines. Table of Contents I Physico-chemical data and resources4 1 Periodic table of the elements4 2 Resources and databases5 3 Units and constants6 4 Summary of important formulae and equations10 II Thermodynamics13 1 Motivation, revision and introduction of basic concepts13 2 Free energy34 3 Properties of real systems43 III Mixtures and phases49 1 Why do or don't things mix49 2 Liquids52 3 Phase equilibria57 4 Thermodynamic aspects of phase transitions65 5 Mixtures of volatile liquids75 IV Solutions of electrolytes89 1 Fundamental concepts89 2 Electrochemical reactions96 3 Electrolytes in solution109 V Molecules in motion125 1 Transport processes 125 2 Molecular motion in liquid solutions133 VI Kinetics142 1 Introduction142 2 Reaction rates, rate constants and orders of reaction144 3 Rate equations148 4 Determination of the rate law154 5 Temperature dependence of reaction rates165 6 Linking the rate laws with reaction mechanisms167 7 Polymerisation kinetics175 8 Collision theory179 9 Reactions in solution185 10 Diffusion control187 11 Transition state theory188 VII Catalysis191 1 Homogeneous catalysis191 2 Heterogeneous Catalysis198 3 Methods to investigate surfaces and surface processes204 VIII Mathematical appendix209 1 Basic algebra and operations209 2 Differentials210 3 Integration214 4 Data visualisation and fitting216 IX Bibliography219 X Index220
Introduction to Physical Chemistry by Andreas Hofmann is 230 pages long, and a total of 57,500 words.
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