Course Materials

• Physical Chemistry I:  CHEM 3310 syllabus
• Physical Chemistry II: CHEM 3312 syllabus
• Suggested Problems for CHEM 3310
• Suggested Problems for CHEM 3312
• Lecture Notes for Chem 3310
• Lecture Notes for Chem 3312
• Prentice Hall's web site for Physical Chemistry:  A Modern Introduction  contains some useful on-line problems to try 

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Links

• U of Guelph Quantum Chemistry course home page: an excellent resource for learning quantum chemistry in more depth.  Keen observers will note that I pilfered some files from there, with the kind permission of the course instructor,  Prof. Dan Thomas .  CHEM 3312 students can particularly benefit from the tutorials section.
• Dave Young's Chemical Topics :  a collection of short, well-written articles on many topics in physical chemistry (mostly computational), plus lots of links to other chemistry sites.
• The Periodic Table on the WWW :  No chemistry course is complete without a Periodic Table.  This one has more information than the standard textbook variety.
• NIST Chemistry WebBook : THE source for thermodynamics data
• The Second Law of Thermodynamics :  Life, the Universe, Everything explained by the second law of thermodynamics, without using mathematics!
• Mathcad Documents for Physical Chemistry :  If you're a Mathcad nut, you can learn a lot here.
• Chemistry journals: The most comprehensive list of chemistry journals on-line.  The top Physical Chemistry journal is  The Journal of Physical Chemistry .
• Internet for the Practicing Chemist :  A collection of papers from the symposium of the same name, sponsored by the  Computers in Chemistry Division and held at the 1997 Fall Meeting of the American Chemical Society , which also includes a Division of Physical Chemistry .