ࡱ> bea{ 0bjbjzz |Z'8 8 $Plr</T0000 Vad4///////$14rA/  A/00V/j00//=*y+0Bi9r*/l/0/*55,y+y+b5,,>7,c$HA/A/Q/58 X:  CHEM. 340 ENVIRONMENTAL CHEMISTRY Fall 2013 ̽ Office Hours: Michael C. Cann MWF 10:00-10:50 MWF 11:00-11:50 Room LSC 212 M 2:00-2:50 Phone: 941-7519 e-mail:  HYPERLINK "mailto:michael.cann@scranton.edu" michael.cann@scranton.edu webpage:  HYPERLINK "http://www.scranton.edu/cannm1" http://www.scranton.edu/cannm1 Environmental chemistry is a course that discusses the origin, fate, toxicity and remediation of chemical pollutants in the air, water and soil. In addition, green chemistry and the fundamentals of sustainability will be discussed. Prerequisites include two semesters of general chemistry and two semesters of organic chemistry. Textbooks:Environmental Chemistry, 5th Edition, Colin Baird & Michael Cann, Freeman, New York, 2012. Chapter Topics Tentative Exam Dates Sustainability PrefaceIntroduction toGreen Chemistry. For more information on The Presidential Green Chemistry Challenge awards visit the web site: www.scranton.edu/faculty/cannm/green-chemistry/english/.shtml and from this site go to the site on the Presidential Green Chemistry Challenge Awards:  HYPERLINK "http://www.epa.gov/gcc/pubs/pgcc/presgcc.html" http://www.epa.gov/gcc/pubs/pgcc/presgcc.html 1 Stratospheric Chemistry: The Ozone Layer 2 The Ozone Holes 3 The Chemistry of Ground-level Air Pollution 4 The Environmental and Health Consequences of Polluted Air Outdoors and Indoors 17The Detailed Free-Radical Chemistry of the Atmosphere #1Wed.,9/25/13 5 The Greenhouse Effect 6 Energy Use, Fossil Fuels, CO2 Emissions, and Global Climate Change 7 Biofuels, and Other Alternative Fuels 8 Renewable Energy Technologies: Hydroelectric, Wind, Solar, Geothermal, and Marine Energy, and their Storage #2 Wed., 10/23/13 10 The Chemistry of Natural Waters 11 The Pollution and Purification of Water 13 Pesticides 14 Dioxins, Furans, and PCBs 15 Other Toxic Compounds of Environmental Concern #3 Mon., 12/2/13 12 Toxic Heavy Metals 16 Wastes, Soils and Sediments Final exam week 12/10-14/13 Objectives: Upon completion of this course you will be able to: recognize and discuss the major issues related to sustainability understand the basics of green chemistry and recognize green chemical processes and products understand the chemistry of the stratospheric ozone layer and of the important ozone depletion processes understand the chemistry of important tropospheric processes, including photochemical smog and acid precipitation understand the basic physics of the greenhouse effect and of the sources and sinks of the family of greenhouse gases understand fundamental considerations of alternative energy sources understand the nature, reactivity, and environmental fates of toxic organic chemicals understand the chemistry and pollution of water understand the societal implications of some environmental problems Examinations and Grades: Three one period examinations worth 100 points each, one comprehensive final worth 200 points, one oral presentation worth 100 points, and several 20 point assignments will be the basis for your grade. On each hourly exam and the final you will receive a numerical and a letter grade. The letter grade will be based on a curve. At the end of the semester the total points will be placed on a curve and your letter grade will be assigned. No exams will be dropped and no makeups will be given. If you miss an exam, and if you have a valid excuse, your semester grade will be based on the remaining exams, the final, the assignments, and the poster/oral presentation. Otherwise, you will receive an F and a 0 for that exam. Homework problems will be suggested but they will be neither collected nor graded. If you would like to discuss your answers, please see the instructor. Attendance will be taken on a daily basis. You are allowed up to six absences after which your semester grade will be dropped by one full letter grade per absence. Environmental Chemistry Articles: During the course of the semester you are to peruse the current popular press (newspapers, magazines etc. not the internet) and clip articles that are related to environmental chemistry. These are to be submitted to the instructor as you find them, with the discussion of environmental chemistry highlighted. If they are accepted by the instructor they will be worth up to 20 points (maximum of five submissions). You may be asked to make a 5 minute presentation to the class on your article, so be prepared when you submit it. Oral Presentation: The first Presidential Green Chemistry Challenge (PGCC) Awards were awarded in July 1996 (see: Chemical and Engineering News, July 15, 1996, pages 9-10). The 2012 annual awards were presented at ceremonies in June 2012 in Washington, DC (see: Chemical and Engineering News, June 20, 2012,  HYPERLINK "http://cen.acs.org/articles/90/i26/Recognizing-Green-Chemistry-Achievements.html" Recognizing Green Chemistry Achievement). These awards honor individuals and/or companies for developing and implementing chemistry/technology that reduces or eliminates pollution at the source. You and your team member will research the background of one of the 2012 awards and present it as an oral presentation. The oral presentation consists of a 15 minute talk complete with visual aids (PowerPoint) tentatively on the evening of Sunday, November 17, 5:30 P.M. (room to be announced). I will send you electronic copies of the 2012 award winning PGCC proposals. Each team must select one of these proposals and notify the instructor of the selection. Selection is on a first come, first served basis. You should hit the reply all button to the email containing the proposals and this will not only inform the instructor of your selection but also the other students. Information regarding the proposals should be obtained from references in the proposal, direct interaction with the contact person listed on the proposal, searching the web and searching the printed literature (via STN, see me). US patents are available on the web at  HYPERLINK http://www.uspto.gov http://www.uspto.gov. Weekly progress reports (submitted on the attached sheet) are due on Friday of each week. Academic Code of Honesty: Conduct that violates the ̽ Academic Code of Honesty includes plagiarism, duplicate submission of the same work, collusion, providing false information, unauthorized use of computers, theft & destruction of property, & unauthorized possession of tests & other materials. Steps taken in response to suspected violations may include a discussion with the instructor, an informal meeting with the dean of the college, & a hearing before the Academic Dishonesty Hearing Board. Students who are found to have violated the Academic Code of Honesty will ordinarily be assigned a grade of F by the instructor and may face other sanctions. For this course you are required to read complete Academic Code of Honesty. Please see the link at  HYPERLINK "http://catalog.scranton.edu/content.php?catoid=20&navoid=1583&hl=%22ACADEMIC+CODE+OF+HONESTY%22&returnto=search#Academic_Code_of_Honesty" http://catalog.scranton.edu/content.php?catoid=20&navoid=1583&hl=%22ACADEMIC+CODE+OF+HONESTY%22&returnto=search#Academic_Code_of_Honesty Students with Disabilities: In order to receive appropriate accommodations, students with disabilities must register with the Center for Teaching and Learning Excellence and provide relevant and current medical documentation. Students should contact Mary Ellen Pichiarello (x4039, LSC 577) or James Muniz (x4218, LSC 580) for an appointment. For more information, please visit  HYPERLINK "http://www.scranton.edu/disabilities" www.scranton.edu/disabilities. Suggested Problems: The first group of problems are within the chapter, the remainder are at the end of the chapter (RQ=review question; GC=green chemistry; AP=additional problems Chapter 1 1,2,4 RQ 1-4,7 AP 2,3,5,6 Chapter 2 1,3-6,8 RQ 1,3-11 GC 1-6 AP 2-4 Chapter 3 5,10, RQ 3,4,7,8,15,18,19,21 GC 1-7 Chapter 4 1 RQ 1-15 AP 3,5,6 Chapter 17 1-15,17 RQ 1-9,11,12 AP 1-5 Chapter 5 1-9 RQ 1-16,18,20-25 AP 1,3,7 Chapter 6 1,5,6,7 RQ 1,3-16,19,20 GC 1-3, AP 2 Chapter 7 1,5,6,10,11 RQ 1,2,4,7-14,17,18,20-22.24,26,27 GC 1-4 Chapter 8 1 RQ 1-4,6-9,14,15,17 AP 1 Chapter 10 1-9,11,14-22,24,26 RQ 1-20, GC 1,2,3 AP 1,2 3 Chapter 11 Chapter 12 Chapter 13 1-7 RQ 1-21,24,27,28, GC 1-10 Chapter 14 1,3,4,6,10,-12 RQ 1-6,8-12,14,15 GC 1,2 AP 1 Chapter 15 Chapter 16 Environmental Chemistry, Chemistry 340 Green Chemistry Poster/Oral Presentation Grading Form Name _____________________ Date_11/13/11 ________ I. Poster; Visual Effect 15 points ______ Neatness: Layout: Professional Effect: II. Presentation of Scientific Content: Visual (poster) (20 points) _______ PGCC____ Abstract_____ Prior Art______ GC_____ Verbal (20 points) _______ Prior Art____ GC____ III. Performance on Questions (20 points) _______ IV. Bibliography (10 points) ________ V. Did the Individual Ask Meaningful Questions of Others? (10 points) _______ VI. 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