Understanding Kinetically and thermodinamically controlled products by some social events

Year 2013, Volume: 3 Issue: 1, 1 - 7, 01.06.2013

L. Kelebekli A. Menzek

Abstract

Bu makale, kinetik ve termodinamik kontrollü tepkimelerin öğreniciler tarafındananlaşılmasına katkı sağlamayı amaçlar. Bu tepkimeler bazı sosyal olaylarabenzetildi. Bu tepkimelere bu şekilde öğrenme yaklaşımı öğrencilere kolaylıksağlayabilir. Bundan dolayı, onlar onu kolaylıkla öğrenebilir ve hatırlayabilirler veo (konu) onların hafızalarında daha kalıcı olacaktır

Keywords

Denge, Kinetik, Organik Kimya, Termodinamik

Understanding Kinetically and thermodinamically controlled products by some social events

Abstract

This article aims to aid students’ understanding ofthermodynamically controlled reactions. They were resembled to some socialevents. Learning approach to these reactions in this way may contribute to students.Therefore, they may easily learn and remember it, and it will be more permanent intheir memory

Keywords

Equilibrium, Kinetics, Organic Chemistry, Thermodynamic

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