Physical Chemistry II and Laboratory M - Z

Module Physical Chemistry II and laboratory (Module 2)

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Knowledge and understanding: knowledge of the main physical-chemical aspects relating to the interaction of light-matter and electronic structure-property correlations;

Ability to apply knowledge and understanding: Development of knowledge useful for the application of different instrumental/analytical techniques useful for the determination of optical, vibrational, and electronic properties of chemical species;

Autonomy of judgment: Enable objective evaluation of the chemical-physical properties of molecules and matter, related to preparation methods and fields of application;

Communication skills: to develop and/or improve the ability to expound even complex scientific concepts in a clear and scientific manner by implementing the technical terminologies appropriate to quantum mechanics;

Learning skills: to apply techniques and theoretical models for solving problems in physical chemistry and quantum mechanics.

Students are expected to be present for all face-to-face lectures and laboratory experiences

-Spectrophotometry

-Fluorimetry

-Verification of Stern-Volmer's Law

-Photocatalytic degradation of organic compounds.

-Synthesis of Silver Nanoparticles

-Tell me about Lambert Beer's law.

- Tell me about the formation of exciton lacuna pairs.

-Tell me about the Jablonsky diagram