Physical Chemistry

Teachers in charge

Prof. Mario Cetina, Ph.D.

Prof. Iva Rezić Meštrović, Ph.D, Ph.D.

Study, Module

Textile Technology and Engineering - undergraduate, Module Textile Chemistry, Materials and Ecology

Course summary

4 (2+2+0)

ECTS

5

Knowledge verification

preliminary exam, writing exam, oral exam

Precondition for testing

laboratory practice and preliminary exam

Lecture type

lectures, seminars, practice

Exercise type

laboratory practice

Subject content

INTRODUCTORY LECTURES (4-6 hours) - orientation towards subject, repetition of elementary concepts and ideas essential for understanding of further lectures: amount of substance, concentration, activity, energy, electromagnetic radiation, quantization of energy, data, precision and reproducibility. The MAIN CONTENT is composed of two chapters: EQUILIBRIUM and CHANGE. The content of EQUILIBRIUM: ideal and real state of gases and solutions, lows of thermodynamics, physical transformations of pure substances, phase diagrams, chemical and electrochemical equilibrium. The content of CHANGE: processes of molecular motions (viscosity, difusion, conductivity), rates of chemical reactions and processes at interfaces.

Aim of course

This course develops common competences of future process engineers. Fundamental ideas about the state of gases, internal energy, enthalpy, entropy, Gibbs energy, chemical potential, properties of simple mixtures are the backgrounds for understanding the equilibria of chemical processes as well as the rate of chemical reactions. On the other side, the processes of textile finishing are typical interfacial processes, such as, wetting, adsorption and electrokinetics. In this sense, this course develops also specific competences. Numerical exercises and problem solutions with strict application of the rules of International System of Quantities and Units, contribute significantly to a common technical culture and thus, to the competence of future process engineers.

Literature necessary for course

P.W. Atkins: Physical Chemistry P.W.Atkins and M.J.Clugston: Principles of Physical Chemistry, translated by T. Cvitaš and D. Šafar-Cvitaš T. Cvitaš and N. Kallay: Physical quantities and units of the International System (in Croatian)

Supplement literature

J. Bišćan: Summary of lectures and seminars according to P.W. Atkins (in Croatian) - Internal working material G. Štefanić: Description of 6 laboratory experiments with the detailed procedures (in Croatian) - Internal working material

Web:

http://www.ttf.unizg.hr/index.php?str=514&kolegij=22