Physical Chemistry I

At the end of the course, students will be able to solve problems using thermodynamic methods.

The objectives of the Physical Chemistry Laboratory are:  a) to familiarize students with the laboratory environment and the use of instruments, equipment, and reagents,  b) to teach laboratory techniques and experimental skills, and c) to consolidate knowledge of physical chemistry by linking theory and experiment.

Upon completion of the laboratory, students will have acquired the knowledge and skills to:

• Understand physicochemical processes related to electrochemistry, surface physicochemistry, and the physicochemical properties of fluids.
• Become familiar with and perfect the process of preparing a project in which physicochemical calculations are performed and diagrams are produced from which the required physicochemical parameter is derived.
• Process and present the results of the experimental exercises performed
• Knowledge and understanding of the basic concepts, principles, and theories related to the physicochemical fields of electrochemistry, the study of surfaces, and the physicochemical properties of fluids.

The students’ work in the Physical Chemistry Laboratory will cultivate critical thinking and scientific reasoning, enhance self-motivation and active learning, while also developing team spirit and cooperation through group work in the laboratory.