Lecture

Chemistry: Atomic Structure and Thermodynamics

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Description

This lecture covers topics related to atomic structure, thermodynamics, and material properties. It includes discussions on gravitational acceleration, Rydberg energy constant, entropy, enthalpy, ideal gas law, and electron mass. The lecture also addresses the potential of Lennard-Jones, energy levels of the hydrogen atom, and the speed of light.

Instructor

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