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Answer 1

you can start here: http://ocw.mit.edu/courses/chemistry/5-60-thermodynamics-kinetics-spring-2008/

Answer 2

There are video lectures and lecture notes on the side bar

Answer 3

Depends which one. Some schools separate it into 3 courses and some only 2.
There's thermodynamics, chemical statistics, and quantum.
some schools don't require chemical statistics unless you're a chem-engineer, physical chem, or strictly chem.
Biochemistry-chemistry often doesn't require it, and neither do those who want to get into teaching or pharmaceutical chemistry.

Answer 4

Hmm.. yeah you don't use that much calculus in thermo, but yes in quantum. Still that's strange, I don't think you really need linear algebra unless you're dealing with heavy group theory and character tables...Wow. That sounds way tough. Good luck with that! I would NOT want to be in that class.

Answer 5

Oh, well then why are you worrying about it now, you still have quite a while to go until you touch any physical chemistry.

Answer 6

Im guessing you're doing this through some type of open course?