Courses
Teaching
Courses taught or co-taught by members of the group at the Department of Physical Chemistry. Click a course for details.
KFC/BOS1 Branch seminar 1
The students present their first thesis-related presentation and submit a thorough literary research.
KFC/BOSA1 Branch seminar 1
The students present their first thesis-related presentation and submit a thorough literary research.
KFC/CHSE1 Chemistry seminar 1
Introduction to chemical nomenclature and basic chemical calculation problems. Practicing calculus, rounding, units conversion, and drawing chemical structures.
KFC/CHSE2 Chemistry seminar 2
Concentration, mixing rules, pH calculation, yields, stoichiometry of redox reactions, thermochemistry, electrolysis.
KFC/MOMAT Modeling of materials and nanomaterials
The subject is focused on application of quantum chemistry and solid state physics in the field of nanomaterials.
KFC/MRSA Scanning probe microscopy
The aim of this course is to provide deeper foundations of scanning probe microscopes and their applications in contemporary science. We discuss the basic theory and engineering design of scanning tunneling microscopes and atomic force microscopes.
KFC/SBP Bachelor thesis seminar
The aim of this course is to teach the students how to process a literary search for their thesis. Work with library sources, work out a first literary research, presentation ona chosen research paper.
KFC/STD Statistical thermodynamics
This course deals with fundamental statistical thermodynamics and its applications in chemical disciplines.
KFC/TL Technological laboratories
Introduction to quantum chemistry: The Technological Laboratory course provides practical experience with fundamental chemical engineering operations and industrial processes, including grinding, filtration, distillation, drying, extraction, and surface treatment of materials. The laboratory exercises also involve the preparation of selected chemical products, the study of technological procedures, and an introduction to wastewater treatment methods and material characterization.