物化(三)text book for next semester)atkins' physical chemistry 7th edition, atkins and paula,...

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Reference books: Physical Chemistry 2nd edition, Engel and Reid, Pearson 2010 Physical Chemistry, McQuarrie and Simon, 1997 Atkins' Physical Chemistry 7th edition, Atkins and Paula, 2002 Text book: Physical Chemistry 3rd edition, Mortimer, 2008 (物化(三)text book for next semester) Homework20% Midterm-I 15% Midterm-II20% Midterm-III15% Final30% 任課老師:朱超原 老師 教:孔令鈞 助教

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  • Reference books:Physical Chemistry 2nd edition, Engel and Reid, Pearson 2010

    Physical Chemistry, McQuarrie and Simon, 1997

    Atkins' Physical Chemistry 7th edition, Atkins and Paula, 2002

    Text book: Physical Chemistry 3rd edition, Mortimer, 2008

    (text book for next semester)

    Homework 20% Midterm-I 15%Midterm-II 20%Midterm-III15%Final 30%

  • Physical Chemistry I (PChemI)

    V

    P

    Many molecules in box

    State of Equation

    2T

    1T

    12 TT >>

    ( ) nRTnbVVanP =

    + 2

    2

    2nRTPV =

    Van Der Waals equation

    Ideal gas equation

    Why is V2, not V3

  • Physical Chemistry II (PChemII)

    One molecule in box

    Energy is discrete

    Schrdinger equation

    kkk EH =Te

    mpe

    ratu

    re

    time

    Infinite molecules Classical Quantum

    One molecule

    Pure quantum

  • Physical Chemistry III (PChemIII)

    kkk EH =

    From one to infinite molecules

    ( ) nRTnbVVanP =

    + 2

    2

    Partition function

    =

    k B

    kTk

    EQ exp

  • Introduction Classical harmonic oscillator Classical wave Maxwell electromagnetic wave

    I. Origins of quantum mechanics I. Origins of quantum mechanics

  • Particle

    II--1. Introduction1. Introduction

    Wave

    Newton equation

    2

    2

    dtdm

    dtdmm rvaF === 2

    2

    22

    2 1tf

    vxf

    =

    Wave equation

    2 2

    22V

    dxd

    mti +=

    Schrdinger equationGalileo once wrote The book of nature is written in the language of mathematics.

    Wave and particle

  • Energy conservation

    One-dimensional examplePotential energy ( )xxVF

    =

    ( )txx =

    ( )dtdvm

    dxxdV

    =Newton equation ( ) dtdtdvmdt

    dxxdV

    =

    ( ) mvdvxdV = =v

    v

    V

    VmvdvdV

    00

    Upper limit represents time at any tLower limit 0 represents time at t0

    020

    221

    21 VmvVmv +=+

    constVmvE =+= 221

    Total energy Kinetic energy Potential energy

  • 2

    2

    dtxdm

    dtdvmmaF ===

    SI -- Units

    mtx Meter = m

    Second = s

    Kilogram = kgmass

    time

    distance

    force F Kg m/s2 = Newton=N

    Energy2

    21 mvT = Kg m2 /s2 = Nm=Joule=J

  • ( )2

    11 2 1 0 1 2 0

    d xF k x x l md t

    = = >

    ( ) 02 22

    20122

  • Coordinate transformation

    022

    =dtXd

    012

    21

    2211

    lxxxmmxmxmX

    =++

    =

    0== constdtdX

    set up center-of-mass at origin

    022

    =+ xkdtxd

    000 =+= XtvX Reduced mass

    21

    21

    mmmm+

    =

    Solved

    Center-of-mass coordinate

    Relative coordinate

  • 000000

    )( 0

    >