Chemistry Department University of Minnesota

CHEMISTRY 3502/4502

PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY II (QUANTUM MECHANICS)

Optional Reading

Spring Semester 2006

All pages are for Engel, Quantum Chemistry and Spectroscopy, Pearson Benjamin Cummings, 2006*

Lecture not subject to examination:

(1) no correspondence.

Lectures covered by Exam 1:

(2) pp. 1-6, 11-12; (3) pp. 7; (4) pp. 15-31; (5) pp. 31-44; (6) pp. 86-92; (7) pp. 45-51; (8) pp. 53-58, 67-68.

Lectures covered by Exam 2:

(9) pp. 103-108 (10) pp. 129-142; (11) pp. 111-118; (12) pp. 124-126; (13) pp. 122-124, 142-147; (14) pp. 161-169; (15) pp. 169-177; (16) no correspondence.

Lectures covered by Exam 3:

(17) pp. 186-187; (18) no correspondence; (19) no correspondence; (20) pp. 181-186; (21) pp. 195-199; (22) loose correspondence to 199-205; (23) no corresondence; (24) no corresondence.

Lectures covered by Exam 4:

(25) pp. 186-187; (26) pp. 289-296; (27) pp. 328-330; (28) no correspondence; (29)-(33) material in pp. 342-368 is in loose correspondence with material in the subject lectures.

Lectures covered by the Final Exam:

(34) pp. 324-328; (35) pp. 138-142; (36) no correspondence; (37) pp. 336-338; (38) pp. 338-339; (39) no correspondence.

* Note for owners of McQuarrie and Simon, Physical Chemistry: A Molecular Approach, University Science, 1997: While I have not gone through and identified page-by-page correspondence, this book also may be a valuable reference tool for the course. It is more formal than Engel, but has somewhat broader coverage.