Physical Chemistry

Physical Chemistry

Physical Chemistry refers to the part of chemistry which focuses on a molecular and atomic level of matter and analysis of chemical reactions. The branch focuses on physical properties of molecules, the forces acting on them, and their interactions. It involves inputs from thermodynamics, quantum mechanics, and kinetics for the behavior of substances and chemical processes.

Certification in Physical Chemistry validates your skills and knowledge in thermodynamics, chemical kinetics, quantum mechanics, and spectroscopy.
Why is Physical Chemistry certification important?

• The certification certifies your skills and knowledge of physical chemistry principles
• Boosts your credibility in chemistry related roles
  
• Increases your career opportunities in scientific research and chemical companies
• Validates your expertise in laboratory techniques, instrumentation, and experimental design
• Provides you a competitive edge for jobs related to chemical manufacturing
• Improves your employability
  
• Shows your commitment to learning and professional growth
  

Who should take the Physical Chemistry Exam?

• Research Chemists
• Physical Chemists
• Chemical Engineers
• Materials Scientists
• Laboratory Technicians
• Analytical Chemists
• Biochemists
• University Professors or Lecturers in Chemistry
• Pharmaceutical Scientists
• Environmental Chemists

Physical Chemistry Certification Course Outline
The course outline for Physical Chemistry certification is as below -

 

Thermodynamics

Chemical Kinetics

Quantum Mechanics and Molecular Structure

Spectroscopy

Statistical Mechanics

Surface Chemistry and Colloids

Electrochemistry

Molecular Dynamics and Computational Chemistry

Chemical Equilibrium and Applications

Applications in Environmental Chemistry