Instructor: Viktorya Aviyente
Phone: + 90 (212) 359 66
70
E-mail: aviye@boun.edu.tr
Office: Chemistry
Department Office #15
Lecture Hours: TTThTh 1212 –Office hour M 5
Problem Session: Th 8
Prerequisite: Chem351
Textbook: Textbook:
Physical Chemistry (7th or 8th edition))
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Introduction to quantum mechanics (Ch 11, Ch12, Ch 8)
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The failures of classical physics
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Wave-particle duality
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The Schroedinger equation
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The Born interpretation of the wavefunction
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The uncertainty principle
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The postulates of quantum mechanics
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Quantum theory:techniques and applications (Ch 11, Ch12, Ch 9)
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Translational motion
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Vibrational motion
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Rotational motion
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Molecular spectroscopy 1: rotational and vibrational spectra
(Ch 12,Ch 16,Ch 13)
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Experimental techniques
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Intensities of spectral lines
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Pure rotation spectra (moments of inertia, rotational energy levels,
rotational transitions, )
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The vibrations of diatomic species (molecular vibrations, selection rules,
anharmonicity, vibration-rotation spectra)
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Vibrations of polyatomic species
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Molecular spectroscopy 2: electronic transitions (Ch 17, Ch 14)
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The electronic spectra of diatomic molecules
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The electronic spectra of polyatomic molecules
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Atomic structure and atomic spectra (Ch 13, Ch 10)
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The structure of hydrogenic atoms
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The structure of many-electron atoms
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The spectra of complex atoms (spin-orbit coupling, term
symbols,selection rules)
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Molecular Symmetry (Ch 15, Ch 12 )
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Operations and symmetry elements
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The symmetry classification of molecules
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Molecular Structure (Ch 14, Ch
11)
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Valence-bond theory (homonuclear diatomic molecules, polyatomic molecules)
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Molecular orbital theory (The hydrogen molecule-ion, homonuclear
diatomic molecules,heteronuclear diatomic molecules)
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Polyatomic molecules
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Hückel molecular orbital theory (Ch 14,Ch11 )
Exam dates: November 2nd, December 1 st, December 21st
References: Check
the reference section of the library for
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Quantum Mechanics - Hanna
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Quantum Chemistry - Levine
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Quantum Chemistry - McQuarrie
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Physical Chemistry - Alberty and Silbey