Information page for Physics: Nanomaterials - thermodynamics and kinetics (FYST81/FFFN05/FFFN05F)

Nanomaterials - thermodynamics and kinetics (FYST81/FFFN05/FFFN05F)

Welcome to the Canvas information page for the course 

Nanomaterials - thermodynamics and kinetics, 7.5 credits

given by the Department of Physics.

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Contents​​

In this course you will gain knowledge in the area of thermodynamic phenomena and kinetic processes in material science with applications towards nanomaterials. You will acquaint yourself with equilibrium concepts of nanomaterials as well as describing reaction processes in systems with several components. You will be able to interpret phase diagrams and solve chemical reaction problems as well as diffusion problems. Furthermore, you will be capable of explaining fundamental mass and heat transport equations and reflect on how thermodynamics and kinetics can be applied to nanomaterials.

 

 

General information

  • Course codes: FYST81 (Science faculty), FFFN05 (LTH), and FFFN05F (Doctoral studies)
  • Semester: ​autumn
  • Study period: ​second
  • Level: ​second cycle
  • Language: English
  • Forms of teaching: lectures, exercise sessions, hand-ins and written examination
  • Assessment: written examination; compulsory written exercises which can count for bonus points on the final grade, with a passed written exam
  • Grading scale:
    • FFFN05: Fail, 3, 4, 5. The first module has only the grades Pass or Fail
    • FYST81: Fail, Pass, Pass with distinction (U, G, VG)
  • Syllabi on Lund University's central website:
  • Previous course code: FYST40

 

Course literature

  • Robert DeHoff, "Thermodynamics in materials science", CRC Taylor & Francis, Second Edition, ISBN: 0-8493-4065-9 (Ch. 2-5, 7-12)
  • "Thermodynamics in materials science" is available as a free ebook for students and employees at Lund University. 
  • J. H. Lienhard, "A heat transfer textbook", Third edition (will be made available electronically) (Ch. 1, 2, 10).

 

Course responsible

Jonas Johansson, jonas.johansson@ftf.lth.se

 

Schedule

The latest schedule for the course can be found on the schedule software TimeEdit:

 

Entry requirements

SCIENCE FACULTY

Physics 3/C: modern physics or equivalent, and English 6/English course B

LTH

Assumed prior knowledge: Basic course in thermodynamics.

 

Application

Science faculty

Read more about the course and how to apply via below links. Please note: to see if the course is open for application, always check the Swedish web page.

For non-Swedish speakers, please refer to below instructions in order to apply to the course.
Download Instructions in English for applying to programmes and courses (pdf, 791 kB).

LTH

Apply for the course via Course application at LTH.

Doctoral studies

Sign up for the course by contacting course responsible and studentadministration@fysik.lu.se. (Remember that you need to have the course listed in your individual study plan, ISP, or approved by your supervisor to have it counted towards your exam.)

 

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Do you have questions? Please contact us at studentadministration@fysik.lu.se