Physical Chemistry II

Upon successful completion of the course, the student will have acquired fundamental knowledge regarding the quantum behavior of matter and be able to interpret spectroscopic measurements and observations. Furthermore, the student will be capable of addressing problems using statistical thermodynamics methods and studying the kinetics of chemical reactions.

The main objectives of the Laboratory are:

1. to familiarize students with large-scale research infrastructure,
2. to provide training in laboratory techniques and foster the acquisition of experimental skills, and
3. to consolidate knowledge of Physical Chemistry by bridging theory and experiment.

Upon successful completion of the laboratory course, students will be able to:

• Understand physicochemical processes related to surface physical chemistry and the physicochemical properties of fluids
• Master the process of preparing laboratory reports, including performing physicochemical calculations and generating diagrams to derive the required physicochemical parameters
• Process and present the results of experimental exercises effectively
• Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of fundamental concepts, principles, and theories related to the fields of surface science and the physicochemical properties of fluids
• Understand the applications of material characterization methods
• Utilize data from international scientific literature
• Employ appropriate experimental methods or a combination of methods to solve complex Physical Chemistry problems
• Apply complex problem-solving skills by analyzing data from international literature
• Apply their knowledge to address problems related to electrochemistry, surface physical chemistry, and the physicochemical properties of fluids
• Collaborate effectively with fellow students or researchers on topics involving electrochemistry, surface physical chemistry, and the physicochemical properties of fluids
• Work efficiently both as part of a team and autonomously
• Operate within an international environment

Training in the Physical Chemistry Laboratory is designed to cultivate critical thinking and a scientific mindset. It reinforces initiative and active learning, while simultaneously developing team spirit and cooperation through group laboratory practice