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Journal of Current Chemical and Pharmaceutical Sciences
ISSN: 2277-2871

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Physical Chemistry In Industries

 Physical chemistry provides the physical basis for chemical structure, reactions, and dynamics as eventually defined in quantum theory, statistical mechanics, and thermodynamics. As a result, to "do" physical chemistry, you need a good understanding of mathematics and the underlying physics. Physical Chemistry principles, combined with mathematical mechanical concepts and readily available computer resources, allow a thorough understanding of atomic and molecular phenomena using increasingly realistic models. Simultaneous use of meso-scale and macro-scale methods opens up a multi-scale simulation of complex processes that offers a key tool to assist in the design of the process. These simulation approaches have also contributed to the development of new semi-theoretical state equations that make it possible to implement improved predictive capacity in process simulators and pave the way for real product design methodologies. The scope of experimental advances is also expanded by the increased use of complementary data (calorimetry, spectroscopy, etc.) to ensure a consistent and accurate image of the structure of the microscopic fluid and the behavior of the macroscopic process.  

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