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Spring '12
LECTURE

Learn how audiences
(consumers) are controlled.
Learning what our ancient ancestors knew about chemistry.
  
Recognizing that nature is not as complex as it seems.
  
PROBLEM #1: We want a multitude of products that are cheap and readily available.
Solution: Mass production. Negative Consequences: Air Pollution, Global Warming, Energy resources drained, Water Pollution,& Unhealthy Food.
 Problem #2: Find material that speeds mass production Solution: Petroleum formed into plastics. Negative consequences: Plastic waste + consumption of petroleum Problem #3: We need a gas for refrigeration. Solution: Freon Negative consequence: Freon destroys ozone.

Online
Final_ Exam

5/4 is target due date. 5/11 is absolute deadline

On-Campus Final

Schedule to be anounced

    
Roll call for attendance
OVERVIEW
Scientific Skepticism
EARLY CHEMISTRY
  
CHEMISTRY'S BIG PICTURE: It's all about building blocks
  
Pollution of Air, Water, and Soil
Global Warming
  
Energy
Unhealthy Food
 
Polymers & Plastics 
Protecting the Ozone Layer
    
3d glasses CardTrick  
Soil pollution
Lard, Butter
hand treatment    
Confirmed Enrollment
Syllabus
Problem with Audiences
Behind the Scenes
Stone Tool Technology
Clay Chemistry
Preservation Chemistry
Building Blocks Intro
Protons, Neutrons, and Electrons Built from Energy
Elements Built from Protons, Neutrons, & Electrons
Compounds Built from Elements
Building Blocks for Inorganic Compounds
Building Blocks for Organic Compounds
Misconceptions of Air
Composition of
Clean Air
Web Cam / EPA
Solubility, Water, & soil contamination
Global Warming
Ice Cores & Global Warming
What is Energy? Where do we get it? Short Life for Storage Life
Sweet sorrow
What are polymers? How are they used? Consequence?
Find 3 plastic items at home and report their plastic code
Protecting Ozone Layer
    
Student Element Code Name black box

B1 Tutorial
B1 Quiz

B2 Tutorial
B2 Quiz
NAME
NAME
Tutorial E1  No quiz
NAME
Tutorial_G1 
Quiz(Spring)
Tutorial_G2 for Spring
NAME
 Assignment H2. Visit
Wikipedia Recycle codes
Tutorial I1
Quiz (coming Spring 2012)
Link to Written Final
Grade
NAME
 
# of anwers -->
 7 14 16 8 9 5   4 3 5 5 9 11   6 4 3 8   4   10       9 3   Deadline5/11 Week of finals    
Target dates--->

1/19
1/25
1/29
2/2
2/6
2/9
2/13
2/17
2/20
2/24
2/28
3/3
3/7
3/11
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3/22
3/25
3/29
4/2
4/9
4/13
4/16
4/20
4/24
5/4
Week of finals
  
Aluminum Yes 100% Rec'd 2/1                                                            
Amercium Yes 100% Rec'd 1/23 Rec'd 2/2                                                          
Antimony Yes 100% Rec'd 1/28 Rec'd 2/2                                                          
Carbon Yes 100% Rec'd 1/25 Rec'd 1/28 100% 100% 100%   Rec'd 2/2 Rec'd 2/2                                              
Chlorine Yes 100% Rec'd 1/22 Rec'd 1/25 100% 100% 100%   Rec'd 1/26                                                
Gadolinium Yes 100%                                                              
    Syllabus ProbW/audiences BehindScene Stone Tools Clay_Chemistry Preservation_chem  
C1
C2
C3
C4
C5
C6
   D1=Misconception D2=Clean Air D3=Web/EPA D4=Water E1:tutorial E2=Warming   F1=Energy       H1=Polymers H2=Polymer Code   Written Final Oral final    
Holmium Yes 100% Rec'd 1/29                                                            
Krypton Yes Redo 6                                                              
Lawrencium Yes 100% Rec'd 1/29 Rec'd 2/3                                                          
Lithium Yes 100% 100% Rec'd 1/22                                                          
Magnesium Yes 100%  (90%) (96%) 100% (95%) (95%)   Redo 4(75%) 100% 100% Rec'd 1/15 Rec'd 1/15 Rec'd 1/15   Rec'd 1/16 Rec'd 1/16 Rec'd 1/16 Rec'd 1/19   Rec'd 1/26                        
Mendelevium Yes   Rec'd 1/28 Rec'd 2/2                                                          
Oxygen Yes Done Rec'd 1/29 Rec'd 2/2                                                          
    Syllabus ProbW/audiences BehindScene Stone Tools Clay_Chemistry Preservation_chem  
C1
C2
C3
C4
C5
C6
   D1=Misconception D2=Clean Air D3=Web/EPA D4=Water E1:tutorial E2=Warming   F1=Energy       H1=Polymers H2=Polymer Code   Written Final Oral Final    
Ruthenium Yes Redo 1(86%) Rec'd 2/2                                                            
Samarium Yes 100% 100% Rec'd 1/22 100% Redo 6 (89%) 100%   Rec'd 2/1                                                
Scandium                                                                  
Silicon Yes Rec'd 1/14                                                              
Sodium Yes 100%                                                              
Tantalum                                                                  
Tin Yes Rec'd 1/14                                                              
Titanium Yes 100% Rec'd 1/22                                                            
Vanadium                                                                  
                                                                   
   
TutorialA1     Quiz

TutorialB1    Quiz

TutorialB2    Quiz

 TutorialB3    Quiz      
Tutorial G1 Quiz (in Fall)
TutorialG2 Coming in Fall
   Plastic item codes assignment H2.Visit
www.healthgoods.com/codes.htm
Tutorial I1
Quiz (both coming in Fall)
       
                                                                   

Since Feb 23, 2004