This course supplements the clasical undergraduate   thermodynamics course by focusing on physical and thermodynamic properties, and   phase equilibria.  A variety of equations of state, and their applicability,   are introduced as are all of the important liquid activity coefficient   equations.  Customization of both vapor and liquid equations is introduced by   appropriate methods of applied mathematics.  Vapot-liquid, liquid-liquid,   vapor-liquid-liquid and solid-liquid equilibria are considered with rigor.   Industrial applications are employed.  A variety of methods for estimating   physical and thermodynamic properties are introduced.  Students are encouraged to use   commercial software in applications.  The course concludes with an   introduction to statistical thermodynamics.