Lectures related to Collision theory

Covers the theory and applications of collision kinetics in understanding molecular interactions.

Discusses center of mass coordinates, collision rates, effusion, and molecule behavior.

Discusses the reactive hard spheres model, collision cross sections, reaction cross sections, and two-body classical scattering.

Explores steric factors in gas phase reactions and electron transfer mechanisms.

Explores impact ionisation in plasma physics and the random walk model as a key challenge in understanding plasma confinement.

Discusses damping in oscillator models, stimulated emission, and absorption cross section.

Discusses collision density computation and vapor pressure measurement using the Knudsen method.

Explores reversible reactions, equilibrium, energy barriers, and reaction rates based on concentration and temperature effects.

Explores rate laws in chemical reactions, including reaction orders, equilibrium constants, stoichiometry, and energy barriers.

Explores the Kinetic Theory of Gases and the Maxwell-Boltzmann Distribution.

Explains the Langmuir isotherm equilibrium derivation and different isotherm models.

Covers rate constant analysis using different theories and the dissociation process of the water dimer after laser excitation.

By Constantin Kruger explores isomerization kinetics at 469°C using Lindemann-Christiansen, collision, and Hinshelwood theories.

Covers the basic concepts of chemical kinetics and related theories.

Explores the impact of temperature on reaction rates and the role of catalysts in accelerating chemical reactions.

Covers the center of mass concept and reactive hard spheres analysis.

Explores reaction kinetics, rate laws, reversible reactions, and complex mechanisms, including parallel and consecutive reactions.

Explores defect kinetics, annealing, saturation, and light-induced defect creation in electronic materials.

Explores Maxwell's distribution of molecular speeds in gases and its temperature dependence.

Introduces stoichiometry, covering the mole concept, balancing reactions, and gas behavior.