Environmental Chemistry and Biology at KMUT-JGSEE

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Instructors

Professors Amnat Chidthaisong , amnat_c@jgsee.kmutt.ac.th and Richard Kamens
kamens@unc.edu


Textbook
     Environmental Chemistry by Colin Baird and Michael Cann, ISBN-13  978-1-4292-0146-0, publishers W.H. Freeman and Company, New York, 10010, 773 pages, 2008

Last Update July 14, 2009, added Dr. Amnat’s readings


Schedule

Date

Topic

Lecture Materials

Jun 2-5

Read by yourselves

Appendix AP1 in text book for the class, Baird and Cann, 2008; from here on will be called Baird

June 2-5 cont.

By yourselves go over Intro and basic notes

Notes liver fertility   Basic Notes   example homework

Week of June 8-12

 

Lect 1. Some chemistry Basics, begin Lect. 2. O3 –Smog Chemistry

 smog notes also read Baird pages 91 – 117

Week of June 15-18

Lect 3. cont smog chemistry

Bair pages 175-201

Week of June 15-18

Lect 4-5.  some kinetics, modeling  O3  formation

 kinetics Notes   Ozipw

Make-up

Lect 6.  How do we measure environmental pollutants chromatography)?

General Chromatography  Theory 

June 19, 20 or when it is clear sun in North Carolina

Lect 7

Remote Smog Chamber experiment

Lecture starts at 5pm, which 5 am in North Carolina USA; log onto UNC smog chamber computer. Bring up data system, turn on particle analyzers,

June 22

Lect 8.   Stratospheric O3 depletion; how does the rain clean things up

notes  Baird pages 29-58 ; Henry’s law lecture

Week of June 23-25

Reduce smog chamber data, plot NOx, O3, propylene

 

Week of June 29-Jul7 3

Lect 9. Aerosols

  1st lecture Notes   HW Lect. 9 ans

Week of July 6- 10

Lect 10, The Atmospheric Compartment

 notes 

Week of July 15-19

Lect 11. Basic Energy Concepts and Renewable Energy 

  Notes  and Baird pages 311 – 366

Week of July 22-26

  First Exam

 

 Jul. 29

Lect 12. Global Warming: Fate of CO2 in the atmosphere (Amnat)

 lecture notes,

Reading on Henry law (Lecture 8 and new CO2 lecture)  , ocean acidification (Royal Society, London), Reading  2 (oceans)  

Aug. 5

Lect 13. Global Warming: Fate of CH4, N2O in the atmosphere (Amnat)

Dieter H. Ehhalt “Photooxidation of trace gases in the troposphere, Lecture notes Peter Roslev “Oxidation and Assimilation of Atmospheric Methane

by Soil Methane Oxidizers” ”, Reading 3, Reading 4 (CH4),  Reading 5

Aug. 19

Lect 14. Water chemistry Basics  (Prof. Soydow)

 

Aug. 26

 Lect 15. Wastewater treatment

 

Sept. 2

Lect 16: Water ecotoxicology

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

other lectures you can look at for Fun

 

 

 

 

 

Global Warming

  notes   hw answer

 

 

 

 

Pesticides

  notes

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  Final Exam