Physical Chemistry from a Different Angle Workbook: Exercises and Solutions

Description: As a companion to the undergraduate textbook "Physical Chemistry from a Different Angle", this workbook offers an excellent opportunity to deepen the understanding of the concepts presented in the textbook by addressing specific problems. The workbook is divided into two parts: a first part with nearly 200 exercises and a second part providing the corresponding detailed solutions with helpful comments, enabling students to learn independently. Georg Job studied chemistry at the University of Hamburg, where he received in 1968 his PhD degree supervised by A. Knappwost. He was a lecturer at the Institute of Physical Chemistry of the University of Hamburg from 1970 to 2001. Two guest lectureships brought him to the Institute for Didactics of Physics at the University of Karlsruhe (1979-80) and to the Tongji University in Shanghai (1983). Already as a student, G. Job was looking for ways to make the abstract conceptual structure of thermodynamics easier to understand and thus easier to use. This finally led to the publication of the book "A New Concept of Thermodynamics" in 1972. In the following, the new teaching concept was consistently developed and extended in its application, so that it eventually included most parts of physical chemistry. G. Job presented the new concept in numerous articles and lectures at national and international conferences. In cooperation with R. Rüffler, the textbook "Physical Chemistry from a Different Angle" was published. As a companion to the textbook, this students¿ manual with numerous exercises and the corresponding detailed solutions was written. Regina Rüffler studied chemistry at the Saarland University, where she received in 1991 her PhD degree supervised by U. Gonser. She was a lecturer at the Institute of Physical Chemistry of the University of Hamburg from 1989 to 2002, interrupted by a two-year stay as a guest researcher at the Saarland University. During her lectureship she gave numerous lectures and supervised practical courses and numerical exercises at the bachelor¿s as well as the master¿s level. Her passion for teaching led her to join the Eduard Job Foundation in 2002. In addition to writing the textbook as well as the students¿ manual about physical chemistry in cooperation with G. Job, she creates instructions for the more than one hundred experiments integrated into the textbook and produces corresponding educational videos for which she has won several prizes ( . She has also presented the new teaching concept in all its facets at numerous national and international conferences and has implemented it in the experimental lecture "Thermodynamics" for students of wood science at the University of Hamburg. 1Exercises1.1Introduction and First Basic Concepts1.2Energy 1.3Entropy and Temperature 1.4Chemical Potential 1.5Influence of Temperature and Pressure on Transformations 1.6Mass Action and Concentration Dependence of Chemical Potential 1.7Consequences of Mass Action: Acid-Base Reactions 1.8Side Effects of Transformations of Substances 1.9Coupling 1.10Molecular-Kinetic View of Dilute Gases 1.11Substances With Higher Density 1.12Spreading of Substances 1.13Homogeneous and Heterogeneous Mixtures 1.14Binary Systems 1.15Interfacial Phenomena1.16Basic Principles of Kinetics 1.17Composite Reactions 1.18Theory of Rate of Reaction 1.19Catalysis 1.20Transport Phenomena 1.21Electrolyte Solutions1.22Electrode Reactions and Galvani Potential Differences 1.23Redox Potentials and Galvanic Cells 2Solutions2.1Introduction and First Basic Concepts 2.2Energy 2.3Entropy and Temperature 2.4Chemical Potential 2.5Influence of Temperature and Pressure on Transformations 2.6Mass Action and Concentration Dependence of Chemical Potential 2.7Consequences of Mass Action: Acid-Base Reactions 2.8Side Effects of Transformations of Substances 2.9Coupling 2.10Molecular-Kinetic View of Dilute Gases 2.11Substances With Higher Density 2.12Spreading of Substances2.13Homogeneous and Heterogeneous Mixtures2.14Binary Systems2.15Interfacial Phenomena2.16Basic Principles of Kinetics2.17Composite Reactions2.18Theory of Rate of Reaction2.19Catalysis2.20Transport Phenomena2.21Electrolyte Solutions2.22Electrode Reactions and Galvani Potential Differences2.23Redox Potentials and Galvanic Cells

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