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- Koshihara Shinya Okimoto Yoichi
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- Mon1-2(H112) Thr1-2(H112)
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- Course number
- CHM.C333
- Credits
- 2
- Academic year
- 2016
- Offered quarter
- 2Q
- Syllabus updated
- 2016/4/27
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Course description and aims
The purpose of this lecture course: To get the knowledges for understanding the relation between form of molecules and optical data.
This lecture consist of three main subjects
1:Study about the simple model for treating the moleculr vibrations
2:Study the relation between group theory and molecular vibrational spectroscopy
3:Understand the molecular structure based on spectroscopic data based on the thoretical model
Student learning outcomes
The ultimate purpose of thie lecture is following 2 points:
1:Study about the role of quantum mechnics in the molecular dynamics
2:Based on the basic quantum mechanics combining with group theory, get the knowledges for understanding the relation between molecular structure and spectroscopic data.
Keywords
structure of molecules, spectroscopy, infrared (IR) absorption, Raman scattering, group theory
Competencies that will be developed
| ✔ Specialist skills | Intercultural skills | Communication skills | ✔ Critical thinking skills | Practical and/or problem-solving skills |
Class flow
Lecture includes a few times training test based on simple problems.
Course schedule/Required learning
| Course schedule | Required learning | |
|---|---|---|
| Class 1 | Explanation about the whole of this lecture. | Let's discuss about the way for imaging molecules |
| Class 2 | Simple modeling utilizing quantum mechanics 1: Model for molecular vibrations as classical oscilator. | What is the most simple model of molecues ? |
| Class 3 | Development to the quantum mechanical model of molecule from classical one. | How we caｎ prepare the simple quantum mechanical model for molecules from xcalssical mechanics ? |
| Class 4 | Molecular vibration modeled as quantized harmonic oscillator | Characteristics of molecules based on the quantum harmonic oscillator |
| Class 5 | Combined molecular vibrational modes expected from the 'structure! | How to simplify the complex and combined vibrational modes ? |
| Class 6 | Simple model to understand the relation among complicted vibrational modes | Let's understand the important role of liner algebra in molecular structural science |
| Class 7 | Simplfy the complicated relation among vibrational modes by group theory | Let's treat molecular structure by group theory |
| Class 8 | Interaction between matter and light. | How the molecule absorb photon ? |
| Class 9 | How the structure of the molecule make effect on the light absorption ? | Relation between absorption and moleculer structure can be expalined by quantum mechanics ? |
| Class 10 | Mechanisms of Infrared abosorption and Raman scattering based on light-matter interation | Can the quntum mechanical model explain both IR absorption and Raman scattering ? |
| Class 11 | Discussion utilizing realistic example 1:analyze the mo;ecular structure based on group theory | How the group theory treat rela molecules ? |
| Class 12 | Discussion utilizing realistic example 2:How the character in group theory can simplyfy the discussion | Let's classify the various molecules utilizing group thepry and character table |
| Class 13 | Discussion utilizing realistic example 3: the realistic way to determine the structure of water moleclue utilizing spectroscopic data. | Lets's confirm the relation between structure of water molecule and spectroscopic data. |
| Class 14 | Discussion utilizing realistic example 4: Other molecules | Let's utilize the method based on group theory and observed spectrosopic data for other simple molecules as example |
| Class 15 | Summary | Comparison with the data of experimental course |
Textbook(s)
Physical Chemistry, D . Ball, Brooks/Cole Thomson Learning 2003
Reference books, course materials, etc.
no textbook is specified
Assessment criteria and methods
Following three points will be evaluated: 1:Advanced knowledges about molecular vibration based on the quantum mechanics, 2:Classification of molecular structures utilizing group theory, 3: Knowledges and techniques necessary for making clear the molecular structure based on spectroscopic data.
Evaluation will be made by the final test and report about the training problems set in the lecture course. The final test (report) will occupy 80 % (20%) of the evaluation.
Related courses
- CHM.C331 ： Solid State Chemistry
- CHM.B332 ： Photochemistry
- CHM.C334 ： Chemical Kinetics
- EEE.D331 ： Optical and Electromagnetic Property in Semiconductors
Prerequisites (i.e., required knowledge, skills, courses, etc.)
Basic knowledge about the quantum mechanics is required.
