Demonstrates how the tools of physical chemistry can be applied to biological questions, with numerous exercises and clearly-worked examples.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Marc R. Roussel is Professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry at the University of Lethbridge, Canada. His research on the dynamics of biological systems lies at the interface of chemistry, biology and mathematics. He has been teaching physical chemistry for the past fifteen years.
Inhaltsangabe
Preface 1. Orientation: what is physical chemistry about? A note on graph axis labels and table headings Part I. Quantum Mechanics and Spectroscopy: 2. A quick tour of quantum mechanical ideas 3. Spectroscopy Part II. Thermodynamics: 4. Thermodynamics preliminaries 5. The first law 6. The second law of thermodynamics 7. Free energy 8. Chemical equilibrium and coupled reactions 9. Non-ideal behavior 10. Electrochemistry Part III. Kinetics: 11. Basics of chemical kinetics 12. Initial rate experiments and simple empirical rate laws 13. Integrated rate laws 14. Complex reactions 15. Enzyme kinetics 16. Techniques for studying fast reactions 17. Factors that affect the rate constant 18. Diffusion and reactions in solution Appendix A. End-of-term review problems Appendix B. Answers to exercises Appendix C. Standard thermodynamic properties at 298.15K and 1 bar Appendix D. Standard reduction potentials at 298.15K Appendix E. Physical properties of water Appendix F. The SI system of units Appendix G. Universal constants and conversion factors Appendix H. Periodic table of the elements, with molar masses Appendix I. Selected isotopic masses and abundances Appendix J. Exponentials and logarithms Appendix K. Review of integral calculus Index.
Preface; 1. Orientation: what is physical chemistry about?; A note on graph axis labels and table headings; Part I. Quantum Mechanics and Spectroscopy: 2. A quick tour of quantum mechanical ideas; 3. Spectroscopy; Part II. Thermodynamics: 4. Thermodynamics preliminaries; 5. The first law; 6. The second law of thermodynamics; 7. Free energy; 8. Chemical equilibrium and coupled reactions; 9. Non-ideal behavior; 10. Electrochemistry; Part III. Kinetics: 11. Basics of chemical kinetics; 12. Initial rate experiments and simple empirical rate laws; 13. Integrated rate laws; 14. Complex reactions; 15. Enzyme kinetics; 16. Techniques for studying fast reactions; 17. Factors that affect the rate constant; 18. Diffusion and reactions in solution; Appendix A. End-of-term review problems; Appendix B. Answers to exercises; Appendix C. Standard thermodynamic properties at 298.15K and 1 bar; Appendix D. Standard reduction potentials at 298.15K; Appendix E. Physical properties of water; Appendix F. The SI system of units; Appendix G. Universal constants and conversion factors; Appendix H. Periodic table of the elements, with molar masses; Appendix I. Selected isotopic masses and abundances; Appendix J. Exponentials and logarithms; Appendix K. Review of integral calculus; Index.
Preface 1. Orientation: what is physical chemistry about? A note on graph axis labels and table headings Part I. Quantum Mechanics and Spectroscopy: 2. A quick tour of quantum mechanical ideas 3. Spectroscopy Part II. Thermodynamics: 4. Thermodynamics preliminaries 5. The first law 6. The second law of thermodynamics 7. Free energy 8. Chemical equilibrium and coupled reactions 9. Non-ideal behavior 10. Electrochemistry Part III. Kinetics: 11. Basics of chemical kinetics 12. Initial rate experiments and simple empirical rate laws 13. Integrated rate laws 14. Complex reactions 15. Enzyme kinetics 16. Techniques for studying fast reactions 17. Factors that affect the rate constant 18. Diffusion and reactions in solution Appendix A. End-of-term review problems Appendix B. Answers to exercises Appendix C. Standard thermodynamic properties at 298.15K and 1 bar Appendix D. Standard reduction potentials at 298.15K Appendix E. Physical properties of water Appendix F. The SI system of units Appendix G. Universal constants and conversion factors Appendix H. Periodic table of the elements, with molar masses Appendix I. Selected isotopic masses and abundances Appendix J. Exponentials and logarithms Appendix K. Review of integral calculus Index.
Preface; 1. Orientation: what is physical chemistry about?; A note on graph axis labels and table headings; Part I. Quantum Mechanics and Spectroscopy: 2. A quick tour of quantum mechanical ideas; 3. Spectroscopy; Part II. Thermodynamics: 4. Thermodynamics preliminaries; 5. The first law; 6. The second law of thermodynamics; 7. Free energy; 8. Chemical equilibrium and coupled reactions; 9. Non-ideal behavior; 10. Electrochemistry; Part III. Kinetics: 11. Basics of chemical kinetics; 12. Initial rate experiments and simple empirical rate laws; 13. Integrated rate laws; 14. Complex reactions; 15. Enzyme kinetics; 16. Techniques for studying fast reactions; 17. Factors that affect the rate constant; 18. Diffusion and reactions in solution; Appendix A. End-of-term review problems; Appendix B. Answers to exercises; Appendix C. Standard thermodynamic properties at 298.15K and 1 bar; Appendix D. Standard reduction potentials at 298.15K; Appendix E. Physical properties of water; Appendix F. The SI system of units; Appendix G. Universal constants and conversion factors; Appendix H. Periodic table of the elements, with molar masses; Appendix I. Selected isotopic masses and abundances; Appendix J. Exponentials and logarithms; Appendix K. Review of integral calculus; Index.
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'The author has intentionally reduced the amount of mathematics, while introducing some necessary mathematical concepts with a 'just-in-time' approach ... One unique feature is the incorporation of exercises throughout the text, rather than just at the end of each chapter ... This is a very appealing format; as instructors, we are often asked by students which problems they should practice if they are having trouble with particular concepts, and the approach of this text makes this very clear ... the author writes in an informal and approachable voice that students will find appealing.' Surita R. Bhatia, Quarterly Review of Biology
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