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Course Name	Turkish	Fiziksel Kimya II
	English	physical chemistry
Course Code	KIM 312	Credit	Lecture (hour/week)	Recitation (hour/week)	Laboratory (hour/week)
Semester	6	3	3	-	3
Course Language		Turkish
Course Coordinator		Bahire Filiz Şenkal
Course Objectives		1.To provide the concepts of kinetic theory of gases, Maxwell velocity distribution, number of collisions, mean free path. 2.To provide Reaction rate, fundamental reactions, complex reactions. Reaction mechanism, Reaction order. Radical reactions, branched and unbranched chain reactions, Rate theories, Collision Theory, Activated complex theory concepts. 3. To provide Liquid phase reactions, diffusion controlled reactions, fast reactions, polymerization. Acidbase catalysis. Enzyme catalysis concepts. 4.To provide Photochemistry, fluorescence phosphorescence, quenching, photochemical reactions concepts.
Course Description		Kinetic theory of gases, Maxwell velocity distribution, Mean free path, Number of collisions, Collisions with a wall, Effusion, Transport properties, Diffusion, Viscosity, Flow rate of liquids. Gas phase reactions, Reaction rate, Fundamental reactions, Complex reactions, Reaction mechanism, Reaction order, Radical reactions, Chain reactions, Rate theories, Collision Theory, Activated complex theory. Liquid phase reactions, Diffusion controlled reactions, Fast reactions, Polymerization, Enzyme catalysed reactions. Photochemistry, Fluorescence, Phosphorescence, Quenching, Photochemical reactions. Adsorption, Langmuir, Freundlich, BET isothers
Course Outcomes		I. Compute Maxwell velocity distribution, mean free path, number of collisions, transport properties. II. Compute the rates of fundamental reactions, complex reactions. Understand the reaction mechanisms, reaction order, radical reactions, branched and unbranched chain reactions, III.To understand the liquid phase reactions, diffusion controlled reactions, fast reactions, polymerization, Acid-base catalysis, Enzyme catalysis, IV. To understand photochemistry, fluorescence phosphorescence, quenching, photochemical reactions.
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