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CH5201 Further Physical Chemistry
Question 1. Demonstrate understanding of the importance of symmetry in molecular structure and spectra.
Question 2. Recognise key features of rotational, vibrational and electronic spectra and extract chemical information from these.
Question 3. Understand the importance of thermodynamic quantities and how they vary with system composition and relate to statistical models.
Question 4. Appreciate key features of quantum mechanical description of matter, apply this knowledge to find solutions for model systems, and to understand their significance.
Question 5. Understand the process of aggregation and adsorption in aqueous solution, and how these depend on thermodynamic driving forces, for various types of soft matter.
Question 6. Appreciate the kinetics of complex reactions in gas phase, solution and on surfaces, and employ approximations to analyse kinetic data and derive rate laws.
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Threat modelling report assessment
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How to rebalance portfolio
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Prepare a schedule of expected cash collections for August
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Demonstrate understanding of the importance of symmetry
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Why is it important to complete a round-trip
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What is the required return for its equity
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How much needs to be deposited as a single sum
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