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Physical Chemistry content Physical Chemistry 1 (BSC) Thermodynamics Terms The thermodynamic system First law of thermodynamics Work, heat, internal energy, enthalpy Ideal gas Reversible changes The standard state Heat of reaction

The second law of thermodynamics Entropy The direction of processes Helmholtz free energy Gibbs free energy The third law of thermodynamics The pressure-temperature phase diagram The chemical potential Phase equilibrium Principle of corresponding states

Solutions Mixing Partial molar quantities Ideal and real mixtures Thermodynamical functions of mixtures Vapour-liquid equilibria Solid-liquid euqilibria Colligative properties Vapour pressure lowering Boiling point elevation Freezing point depression Osmotic pressure Temperature dependence of the equilibrium constant

Further semesters Physical Chemistry 2 (BSC) Transport phenomena Electrochemistry Reaction kinetics Electrochemical rate processes Physical Chemistry 3 (MSC) Structural chemistry Interactions of atoms, molecules with particles and external fields Structure and properties of atoms Structure and properties of molecules The structure and properties of atomic and molecular ensembles