Thermodynamics & Kinetics

36 Lectures

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  State of a system, 0th Law, Equation of State

  00:46:46

  Keith Nelson, Chemistry — Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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  Work, Heat, First Law

  00:50:43

  Keith Nelson, Chemistry — Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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  Internal Energy, Expansion Work

  00:52:08

  Keith Nelson, Chemistry — Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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  Enthalpy

  00:54:37

  Keith Nelson, Chemistry — Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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  Adiabatic Changes

  00:49:22

  Keith Nelson, Chemistry — Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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  Thermochemistry

  00:52:21

  Keith Nelson, Chemistry — Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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  Calorimetry

  00:54:39

  Keith Nelson, Chemistry — Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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  Second Law

  00:49:44

  Keith Nelson, Chemistry — Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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  Entropy and the Clausius Inequality

  00:50:07

  Keith Nelson, Chemistry — Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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  Entropy and Irreversibility

  00:52:45

  Keith Nelson, Chemistry — Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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  Fundamental Equation, Absolute S, Third Law

  00:51:47

  Keith Nelson, Chemistry — Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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  Criteria for Spontaneous Change

  00:48:13

  Keith Nelson, Chemistry — Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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  Gibbs Free Energy

  00:49:51

  Keith Nelson, Chemistry — Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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  Multicomponent Systems, Chemical Potential

  00:47:04

  Keith Nelson, Chemistry — Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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  Chemical Equilibrium

  00:51:21

  Keith Nelson, Chemistry — Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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  Temperature, Pressure, and Kp

  00:51:55

  Keith Nelson, Chemistry — Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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  Equilibrium: Application to Drug Design

  00:32:01

  Keith Nelson, Chemistry — Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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  Phase Equilibria - One Component

  00:50:34

  Keith Nelson, Chemistry — Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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  Clausius - Clapeyron Equation

  00:50:17

  Keith Nelson, Chemistry — Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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  Phase Equilibria - Two Components

  00:49:40

  Keith Nelson, Chemistry — Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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  Ideal Solutions

  00:50:14

  Keith Nelson, Chemistry — Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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  Non-ideal Solutions

  00:51:22

  Keith Nelson, Chemistry — Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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  Colligative Properties

  00:51:08

  Keith Nelson, Chemistry — Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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  Introduction to Statistical Mechanics

  00:52:16

  Keith Nelson, Chemistry — Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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  Partition Function (q) - Large N limit

  00:51:29

  Keith Nelson, Chemistry — Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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  Partition Function (Q) - Many Particles

  00:51:27

  Keith Nelson, Chemistry — Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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  Statistical Mechanics and Discrete Energy Levels

  00:52:11

  Keith Nelson, Chemistry — Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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  Model Systems

  00:51:29

  Keith Nelson, Chemistry — Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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  Applications: Chemical and Phase Equilibria

  00:51:31

  Keith Nelson, Chemistry — Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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  Introduction to Reaction Kinetics

  00:50:39

  Keith Nelson, Chemistry — Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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  Complex Reactions and Mechanisms

  00:45:19

  Keith Nelson, Chemistry — Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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  Steady-state Equilibrium Approximations

  00:50:48

  Keith Nelson, Chemistry — Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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  Chain Reactions

  00:50:45

  Keith Nelson, Chemistry — Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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  Temperature Dependence, Ea, Catalysis

  00:45:46

  Keith Nelson, Chemistry — Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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  Enzyme Catalysis

  00:50:38

  Keith Nelson, Chemistry — Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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  Autocatalysis and Oscillators

  00:40:09

  Keith Nelson, Chemistry — Massachusetts Institute of Technology