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CH2117 Environmental Chemistry

Question 1: Describe the physical properties of the atmosphere and the differences in chemical composition of various layers;

Question 2: Describe the photochemistry of stratosphere;

Question 3: Describe ozone chemistry and the Chapman cycle;

Question 4: Discuss the of meteorology of the Antarctic ozone hole;

Question 5: Describe inorganic pollutants of the troposphere, with reference to climate change;

Question 6: Discuss case studies associated with photochemical smog and acid rain;

Question 7: Describe chemical emissions from volcanoes, and related sulfur chemistry;

Question 8: Describe the Miller-Urey experiment and discuss it in the context of volcanic emissions;

Question 9: Describe the global water cycle and the chemical composition of sea water;

Question 10: Discuss and compare conservative and non-conservative properties of sea water;

Question 11: Describe the interaction of the atmosphere with sea water and discuss its consequences;

Question 12: Describe the properties of the hydrosphere;

Question 13: Describe the properties of the lithosphere;

Question 14: Describe the physical properties of solis used for classification;

Question 15: Discuss how the chemical properties of soils can be influenced by atmospheric conditions;

Question 16: Explain the key chemical and physical threats to soil that have a negative environmental impact;

Question 17: Plan, conduct and report on an individual research assignment;

Question 18: Present a critical argument through a written piece of work;

Question 19: Plan and present a group presentation on a chosen environment-related subject.