Lecture 1
Perfect Gas and van der Waals Equations of State

Lecture 2
The Kinetic Model

Lecture 3
Internal Energy

Lecture 4
The First Law, Expansion Work

Lecture 5
Heat Transactions, Enthalpy

Lecture 6
Thermochemistry

Lecture 7
State Functions, Exact Differentials, Adiabatic Changes

Lecture 8
The Second Law and the Carnot Cycle

Lecture 9
Helmholtz and Gibbs Energies, Maxwell Relations

Lecture 10
Midterm Exam Review

Lecture 11
Physical Transformations of Pure Substances

Lecture 12
Phase Boundaries

Lecture 13
Thermodynamic Description of Mixtures

Lecture 14
Solutions

Lecture 15
Temperature-Compositions Diagrams, Activities

Lecture 16
The Equilibrium Constant

Lecture 17
Response to Pressure and Temperature

Lecture 18
Integrated Rate Laws

Lecture 19
The Arrhenius Equation

Lecture 20
Reaction Mechanisms

Lecture 21
Final Exam Review

Lecture 1
Historical Context of Quantum Mechanics

Lecture 2
The Time-Independent Schrödinger Equation

Lecture 3
The Particle in a One-Dimensional Box

Lecture 4
The Particle in a Rectangular Well

Lecture 5
Operators

Lecture 6
Eigenfunctions and Eigenvalues

Lecture 7
The Three-Dimensional, Many-Particle Schrödinger Equation

Lecture 8
The Harmonic Oscillator

Lecture 9
Power-series Solution of Differential Equations

Lecture 10
Midterm Exam Review

Lecture 11
Angular Momentum

Lecture 12
Transformation to Spherical Coordinates

Lecture 13
Eigenfunctions of Lz

Lecture 14
Ladder Operators

Lecture 15
The One-Particle Central Force Problem

Lecture 16
Noninteracting Particles and Separation of Variables

Lecture 17
The Two-Particle Rigid Rotor

Lecture 18
The Hydrogen Atom

Lecture 19
Final Exam Review