Akademik Dersler - İçerik

Will be able to explain the fundamental concepts of chemical kinetics.
Expresses reaction rates.
Uses integrated rate equations for reactions of different orders.
Applies simple rate laws.
Applies experimental techniques in the determination of rate laws and rate constants.
Will be able to analyze complex reaction mechanisms of different types.
Distinguishes the relationship between reaction order and molecularity.
Derives the rate law for a proposed mechanism.
Will be able to explain the fundamental theories describing chemical kinetics.
Interprets the relationship between activation energy and temperature.
Comprehends the basic principles of collision theory.
Explains transition state theory and the concept of the activated complex.
Determines rate expressions for diffusion-controlled reactions.
Compares chemical and enzyme catalysis.
Will be able to correlate surface and interfacial phenomena.
Interprets factors affecting surface tension.
Uses the Laplace equation.
Examines the adsorption phenomenon and types of adsorption.
Describes adsorption isotherms.
Will be able to discuss electrical concepts and the causes of electrical conductivity in electrolyte solutions.
Comprehends Ohm’s law and electrical conductivity.
Describes Faraday’s laws.
Interprets the thermodynamic properties of electrolyte solutions.
Emphasizes the importance of the concept of activity in electrolyte solutions.
States the Debye-Hückel Theory.
Explains the effect of concentration on the conductivity of electrolyte solutions.
Evaluates colligative properties for electrolytic and non-electrolytic solutions.
Will be able to interpret the concepts of ionic mobility and transport numbers.
Describes transport numbers and their experimental determination methods.
Correlates ionic mobility and ionic conductivity with transport numbers.
Will be able explain the structure and thermodynamics of electrochemical cells.
Classifies electrochemical cells.
Calculates cell potentials using the Nernst equation and standard electrode potentials.
Identifies reference electrodes.
Relates Gibbs free energy and the equilibrium constant using cell potential.
Explains various applications of EMF measurements and corrosion mechanisms.