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Budapest University of Technology and Economics Faculty of Chemical Technology and Biotechnology |
Vegyészmérnöki alapképzési szak nappali BSc |
Name of the subject in Hungarian: Fizikai kémia labor
| Course ID | Assessment | Credits |
| BMEVEFAA506 | 0+0+4/f | 3 |
Dr. Benjámin Sándor Gyarmati, Department of Physical Chemistry and Materials Sciences
Dr. Benjámin Sándor Gyarmati, Department of Physical Chemistry and Materials Sciences
Dr. János Bódiss, Department of Physical Chemistry and Materials Sciences
BMEVEFKA304 Physical Chemistry I (thermodynamics, equilibrium), BMEVEFAA405 Physical Chemistry II (reaction kinetics, electrochemistry) BMEVEFAA409 Colloid chemical approach to nanotechnology, BMETE14AX05 Physics Laboratory
BMEVEFAA405 Physical Chemistry II or BMEVEFAA401 Physical Chemistry of Biological Systems, BMETE14AX05 Physics Laboratory
The knowledge of students gained in Physical Chemistry (I-II) and Colloid chemical approach to nanotechnology will be deepened by the introduction of basic experimental methods in thermodynamics and reaction kinetics. Measurements will be accompanied by aspects of mathematical statistics, determination of experimental errors and some basic skills in experimental design and procedures to measure substantial physicochemical properties of materials.
Dr. János Bódiss, Department of Physical Chemistry and Materials Sciences
Dr. Benjámin Sándor Gyarmati, Department of Physical Chemistry and Materials Sciences
Dr. András Ferenc Szilágyi, Department of Physical Chemistry and Materials Sciences
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