Chimie physique moléculaire

Part A
Quantum structure of molecules

Part B
Connectivity between atoms
3D Structure of organic molecules
Structural biochemistry
 

Acquire the basic knowledges in quantum and organic chemistry with the aim to better understand the properties of molecular systems.

Appreciate and understand the importance of molecular chemistry in everyday life.

Required and corequired courses

Cours ayant celui-ci comme co-requis

Part A (N. Vaeck)
Interactive lectures with powerpoint presentation
Question and answer seminars

Part B (K. Bartik)
Interactive lectures  with powerpoint presentation 
Supervised exercices  with the aim of consolidating, remembering, testing and discovering theoretical knowledge

Project (by groups of 2) with final report and oral presentation

Contribution to the teaching profile

• Savoir/Faire preuve d'expertise dans le domaine des sciences et des techniques - Formuler et analyser des problèmes complexes - Adopter une démarche scientifique appliquée - Mettre en œuvre des solutions

References, bibliography, and recommended reading

Organic Chemistry: structure and function, K.Vollhardt and N.E. Shore, Freeman (N.Y.)
Organic Chemistry: a biological approach, J. McMurry (2007), Thomson
Physical Chemistry : Thermodynamics, Structure, and Change,  P.W. Atkins  Freeman (N.Y.)
Physical Chemistry: A Molecular Approach, D.A. McQuarrie & J.D. Simon, University Science Books, 1997
Orbitals in Chemistry : A Modern Guide for Students, Victor Gil Cambridge (2000)

Course notes

• Université virtuelle

Contacts

Prof. Kristin Bartik : kristin.bartik@ulb.be

Prof. Nathalie Vaeck : nathalie.vaeck@ulb.be

Ir. Romain Carpentier : romain.carpentier@ulb.be

Campus

Solbosch

Method(s) of evaluation

• written examination
• Project

written examination

• Open question with short answer
• Open question with developed answer

Project

Mark calculation method (including weighting of intermediary marks)

The written exam accounts for 75% 
The written report and presentation of the project accounts for 25% 
The final grade is the weighted geometrical average : (exam grade)^0.75 * (project grade)^0.25

Language(s) of evaluation

• french