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Code - Course Title	FİZ449 - Structural and Vibrational Theory of Molecules
Course Type	Area Elective Courses
Language of Instruction	Türkçe
Laboratory + Practice	2+0
ECTS	3.0
Course Instructor(s)	PROFESÖR DOKTOR NİHAL KUŞ
Mode of Delivery	Lecture, Discussion, Question-and-Answer, Team/Group Work, Report Preparation and/or Presentation
Prerequisites	There are no prerequisites or supplementary conditions for this course.
Courses Recomended	Atomic and Molecular Physics
Required or Recommended Resources	Yusuf Şahin Niftali Gocayev, “Molekülün Yapısı ve Özellikleri”Esra Pekin, “Enstrümental Analiz”I. R. Dunkin, “Matrix Isolation Techniques: A Practical Approach”.internet üzerinden çalışmalar
Recommended Reading List	Kuş N., Sagdinc S., Fausto R., Infrared Spectrum and UV-Induced Photochemistry of Matrix-Isolated 5-Hydroxyquinoline, 2015.Kuş N., Fausto R., “Effects of the matrix and intramolecular interactions on the stability of the higher-energy conformers of 2-fluorobenzoic acid”, 2017.Kuş N.,"Theoretical and infrared investigation of 2-acetylpyridine isolated in solid nitrogen and in neat condensed phases, 2016.
Assessment methods and criteria	The midterm and final exams will be conducted in written and practical formats.
Work Placement
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Weeks	Topics
Week - 1	"Classical mechanical theoretical foundations of molecular structure
Week - 2	Quantum mechanical theoretical foundations of molecular structure
Week - 3	Concepts of stereochemistry
Week - 4	Dipole-Dipole interaction
Week - 5	Polarity of molecules and dipole moment
Week - 6	Hydrogen bonding in molecules
Week - 7	Interactions between molecules
Week - 8	Introduction to vibrational spectroscopy
Week - 9	Classical and quantum mechanical theory of molecular vibrations
Week - 10	Theory of vibrational spectroscopy
Week - 11	Infrared spectroscopy
Week - 12	Raman spectroscopy
Week - 13	Dependence of vibrational spectroscopy on molecular structure
Week - 14	EN: Matrix isolation technique and spectroscopy

Assessment Method and Passing Requirements
	Quamtity	Percentage (%)
Toplam (%)		0