FEATURES OF CHEMISTRY TEACHING IN PHYSICAL HIGH SCHOOL
The problem of interdisciplinary connections strengthening is discussed at the presentation of general chemistry training course for bachelors and masters in physical high school. It is noticed that information on the trend in electronegativity and atomic radii is useful to determine the possibility of formation ofsolid state solutions and point defects (by Frenkel, by Schottky)in crystals. Basic chemical laws associated with equilibrium state and kineticsof chemical reactions are illustrated by examples of quasichemical reactions between defects in the crystals which analysis allows to estimate the influence of preparative factors on physical properties of solids. The analogy between the assumptions used for calculation of equilibrium content of electrolyte solutions, and the methods used in solid state chemistry for calculation of equilibrium concentration of defects (Schottky-Wagner method, Brauer method) is spent. It is offered to consider the kineticsof complex chemical reactionsas an example of kinetics of e-recombination luminescence. The expediency of coordination kinetics of metals oxidation withelectrophysical properties of oxidation products is noted.