MSc Chemistry
Physical Chemistry
MOLECULAR SPECTROSCOPY
- Foundations of Spectroscopic Techniques
- Resonance Spectroscopy
Physical Foundations of Spectroscopic Techniques By Sayan Bagchi, Chief Scientist, National Chemical Laboratory
This playlist comprehensively covers the physical aspects of molecular spectroscopy. It includes video lectures about rotational, vibration, resonance (nuclear/electron) and electronic Spectroscopy.
SPECTROSCOPIC METHODS IN CHEMISTRY
- Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy
A comprehensive course in NMR spectroscopic techniques which covers fundamental aspects of this technique to very advanced topics. This can be used as a resource to study and brush up fundamentals of this topic.
A detailed course. It describes mainly proton NMR (1H-NMR) and introduced problem solving in 1H-NMR.
Important concepts for problem solving
NMR Practice-Problem Solving:
SPECTROSCOPIC METHODS IN CHEMISTRY
- Circular Dichroism
Primer:Circular Dichroism
SPECTROSCOPIC METHODS IN CHEMISTRY
- Infra-Red Spectroscopy
MOLECULAR SYMMETRY
- Symmetry elements and symmetry operation
- NPTEL video lectures titled “Symmetry and Group Theory” by Prof. Anindya Datta, IIT Bombay (Lecture 1)
- NPTEL video lectures titled “Chemical Applications of Symmetry and Group Theory” by Prof. Manabendra Chandra, IIT Kanpur (Lectures 1 to 4)
- Point groups. Conditions for a set of elements to form a group.
- NPTEL video lectures titled “Symmetry and Group Theory” by Prof. Anindya Datta, IIT Bombay (Lectures 2 to 5)
- NPTEL video lectures titled “Chemical Applications of Symmetry and Group Theory” by Prof. Manabendra Chandra, IIT Kanpur (Lectures 5 to 10)
- Matrix representation of symmetry operations. Character of a matrix. Matrix representation of point group.
- NPTEL video lectures titled “Symmetry and Group Theory” by Prof. Anindya Datta, IIT Bombay (Lectures 6 to 8)
- NPTEL video lectures titled “Chemical Applications of Symmetry and Group Theory” s by Prof. Manabendra Chandra, IIT Kanpur (Lectures 16 to 18)
- Multiplication of operations. Group multiplication table.
- NPTEL video lectures titled “Symmetry and Group Theory” by Prof. Anindya Datta, IIT Bombay (Lectures 9 to 11)
- NPTEL video lectures titled “Chemical Applications of Symmetry and Group Theory” s by Prof. Manabendra Chandra, IIT Kanpur (Lectures 11)
- Similarity transformation and classification of symmetry operation.
- NPTEL video lectures on point groups by Prof. Anindya Datta, IIT Bombay (Lectures 12 to 14; Lectures 17 to 19)
- NPTEL video lectures titled “Chemical Applications of Symmetry and Group Theory” s by Prof. Manabendra Chandra, IIT Kanpur (Lectures 12 to 13)
- Reducible and Irreducible representations.
- NPTEL video lectures on point groups by Prof. Anindya Datta, IIT Bombay (Lecture 27)
- NPTEL video lectures on reducible and irreducible representations by Prof. Manabendra Chandra, IIT Kanpur (Lectures 19 to 20)
- The Great Orthogonality theorem. Rules derived from GOT (proof not required).
- NPTEL video lectures on point groups by Prof. Anindya Datta, IIT Bombay (Lecture 28)
- NPTEL video lectures on GOT by Prof. Manabendra Chandra, IIT Kanpur (Lectures 21 to 23)
- Setting up of character table of C2v, C3v and C2h groups.
- NPTEL video lectures on point groups by Prof. Anindya Datta, IIT Bombay (Lectures 29 to 30)
- Direct product representations.
- Reduction formula, reduction of reducible representation to IRs.- Video on Symmetry: IR and Raman Spectroscopy by Melissa Garrett
- Transformation properties of atomic orbitals. Hybridisation
- NPTEL video lectures on Electronic Transitions by Prof. Manabendra Chandra, IIT Kanpur (Lectures 36 to 38)
- Molecular symmetry and optical activity.
CHEMICAL KINETICS
(Based on the syllabus video lectures are provided mainly from 3 different sources)
- Introduction to reaction kinetics
- Complex reactions and mechanisms
- MIT lecture by Moungi Bawendi, Keith Nelson
- NPTEL lectures on rate processes by Prof. Halder, IIT Kharagpur
- Steady-state and equilibrium approximations
- Kinetics: Reaction Mechanisms
- Arrhenius equation and its limitations, effect of temperature, activated complex
- Theories of reaction rates
- Kinetics of fast reactions
- Reactions in solution
Additional lectures on topics related to Chemical Kinetics
- Catalysts: Temperature dependence, activation energy
- Nuclear Chemistry and Chemical Kinetics
- Chain reactions and explosions
BASICS OF CHEMICAL THERMODYNAMICS
(Video lectures are provided mostly based on the syllabus)
- Zeroth law, equation of state
MIT lecture by Moungi Bawendi, Keith Nelson
- First law: work and heat
MIT lecture by Moungi Bawendi, Keith Nelson
- First law: Internal energy, expansion work
MIT lecture by Moungi Bawendi, Keith Nelson
- First law: Enthalpy
MIT lecture by Moungi Bawendi, Keith Nelson
- Second law
MIT lecture by Moungi Bawendi, Keith Nelson
- Second law: Entropy and the Clausius inequality
MIT lecture by Moungi Bawendi, Keith Nelson
- Second law: Entropy and irreversibility
MIT lecture by Moungi Bawendi, Keith Nelson
- Third law: Fundamental equation, absolute entropy
MIT lecture by Moungi Bawendi, Keith Nelson
- Criteria for spontaneous change
MIT lecture by Moungi Bawendi, Keith Nelson
- Gibbs free energy: Standard free energy of formation, Free energy functions.
MIT lecture by Moungi Bawendi, Keith Nelson
- Chemical potential
MIT lecture by Moungi Bawendi, Keith Nelson
- Chemical equilibrium
MIT lecture by Moungi Bawendi, Keith Nelson
- Temperature, pressure and Kp: Variation of Equilibrium constant with temperature and pressure.
MIT lecture by Moungi Bawendi, Keith Nelson
- Clausius-Clapeyron equation: Temperature and pressure dependence
MIT lecture by Moungi Bawendi, Keith Nelson
- Properties of mixtures: Ideal solutions
MIT lecture by Moungi Bawendi, Keith Nelson
- Properties of mixtures: Non-ideal solutions
MIT lecture by Moungi Bawendi, Keith Nelson
- Properties of mixtures: Colligative properties
MIT lecture by Moungi Bawendi, Keith Nelson
- Additional NPTEL lectures of the same topics can be seen in the link provided below
Introduction to Chemical Thermodynamics and Kinetics by Prof. Arijit Kumar De, IISER Mohali