Biothermodynamics (BME-0012)

Spring 2027 · BME 0012 · Tufts University · 3 credits · Undergraduate

Fundamental concepts and principles of classical thermodynamics including the first law, the second law, enthalpy, entropy, free energy, equilibrium, and phase transitions. Applications of thermodynamics concepts to biologically important systems and processes such as chemical equilibrium, biomolecular binding, protein folding, oxygen transport, and enzyme kinetics. Recommendations: MATH 42, CHEM 2 or 12, BME 11

Course codes: BME-0012, BME 0012, BME0012, BME-12, BME 12, BME12

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