Chemical and Biological Thermodynamics - Principles to Applications
The course is designed to benefit students of chemistry, chemical engineering, biotechnology and pharmaceutical sciences to learn from basic concepts of chemical thermodynamics to applications in chemical and pharmaceutical industries including protein f…
Phase Equilibrium Thermodynamics
Explore thermodynamic principles, phase equilibria, and solution behavior. Learn about laws, entropy, Gibbs energy, P-v-T relationships, chemical potential, fugacity, and ideal/non-ideal solutions.
Phase Equilibrium Thermodynamics
Explore phase equilibrium thermodynamics, covering laws, entropy, spontaneity, Gibbs free energy, P-v-T behavior, chemical potential, and fugacity in various systems.
Thermodynamics Review
Comprehensive review of thermodynamics concepts, covering cycles, entropy, phase equilibria, and chemical potentials, with practical applications and problem-solving techniques.
Gibbs Free Energy - Entropy, Enthalpy & Equilibrium Constant K
Comprehensive introduction to Gibbs Free Energy, covering entropy, enthalpy, and equilibrium constants. Learn to calculate and apply these concepts in chemical reactions and thermodynamics.
EMF of a Cell and Free Energy Change of a Reaction
Learn to calculate cell EMF, free energy, entropy change, and heat of reaction through practical numerical problems and theoretical concepts.
Entropy, Enthalpy, and Gibbs Free Energy - Chemistry Spontaneity Formulas
Master essential chemistry concepts of entropy, enthalpy, and Gibbs free energy through clear formula explanations and practical examples for understanding reaction spontaneity.
Phase Coexistence, Interface Tension and Convexity of Thermodynamic Potentials
Explore phase coexistence, interface tension, and thermodynamic potential convexity in condensed matter theory with expert insights from IFUSP.
Electrochemistry Formulas - Gibbs Free Energy, Equilibrium K, Cell Potential, and Nernst Equation
Master essential electrochemistry formulas and concepts, including Gibbs free energy, equilibrium constants, cell potentials, and the Nernst equation for advanced chemistry calculations.