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No credit points with: 91341
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Prerequisite: 91315, 91329, 91325
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Recommended semester: 4th semester
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Scope and form: lectures
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Examination: Written exam (13-scale) open-book, computer/calculator necessary (13-scale)
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Department: Department of Applied Chemistry
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Aim: To learn to apply thermodynamic principles to systems with one or many components, including electrolytic solutions and systems with galvanic cells.
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Contents: Real gases. Polytrope processes. Partial molar quantities, esp. partial molar enthalpy. Helmholtz function. Multiple equilibria. Mathematical relations between different standard states. Partially miscible liquids. Solid-liquid phase diagrams. Salt hydrates. Experimental determination of activity equilibrium constants. Sulfuric acid's standarization. Colligative properties of non ideal-dilute solutions. Conductivity. Equilibrium. electrochemistry.
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