Recent Advances in Chemical Thermodynamics from Theory to Experiment
A special issue of Molecules (ISSN 1420-3049). This special issue belongs to the section "Physical Chemistry".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 31 December 2024 | Viewed by 19
Special Issue Editor
Interests: solution theory; solution chemical thermodynamics; phase equilibrium; thermochemistry; thermal analysis, statistical thermodynamics and molecular simulation; thermodynamic experiment
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Dear Colleagues,
Chemical thermodynamics is an important branch of physical chemistry that mainly applies the basic principles of thermodynamics to study chemical processes and their accompanying physical phenomena. Traditional chemical thermodynamics only considers the macroscopic properties of a system, which have high reliability and versatility. The development of modern statistical thermodynamics and computer simulation technology has given new connotation to the consideration of microstructure in chemical thermodynamics. Therefore, under the general trend of science and technology changing with each passing day, rapid progress, and high crossover, the theory of chemical thermodynamics has been continuously developed, making it a closely intersecting and penetrating discipline with life, materials, environment, energy, resources, etc. Researchers have carried out many related experiments. It has been widely used in the intersection of green chemistry, process engineering, materials, energy, and life sciences. Although the theory of chemical thermodynamics has made many applications and important advances in many fields, there are still many challenges that need to be addressed.
In order to highlight some important recent theoretical and experimental achievements in chemical thermodynamics, the Molecules Journal decided to publish Special Issue "Recent Advances in Chemical Thermodynamics from Theory to Experiment", which covers the theories of solution chemical thermodynamics, phase equilibrium, thermochemistry, thermal analysis, statistical thermodynamics and molecular simulation, biochemical thermodynamics, material chemical thermodynamics, green chemical thermodynamics, colloid interface chemical thermodynamics, energy source chemical thermodynamics, and related experimental research. It is believed that the publication of this issue will play an important role in promoting the development of chemical thermodynamics theory and experiments.
Dr. Tao Li
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- solution theory
- solution chemical thermodynamics
- phase equilibrium
- thermochemistry
- thermal analysis, statistical thermodynamics and molecular simulation
- thermodynamic experiment
