Course Title

كيمياء البيئة

Course Number

1/423512

Instructor Name

مآثر صوالحة

Contact Information

[email protected]

Semester(s) and academic year(s)

Second Semester 2019

Compulsory / Elective

Elective

During this course سفعيثىف will study the chemistry of air, water, and toxic organic compounds as well as how anthropogenic activities affect this chemistry on planet Earth.  Specifically, we will examine the sources, reactions, transport, effects, and fates of chemical species found in air and water as well as the effects of technology thereon. This course is divided into 4 major parts that reflects the most pressing issues in Environmental Chemistry today:  (1) Atmospheric Chemistry and Air Pollution; (2) Climate Change and Energy; (3) Water Chemistry and Water Pollution; and (4) Toxic Organic Compounds.

During this course you will study the chemistry of air, water, and toxic organic compounds as well as how anthropogenic activities affect this chemistry on planet Earth.  Specifically, we will examine the sources, reactions, transport, effects, and fates of chemical species found in air and water as well as the effects of technology thereon. This course is divided into 4 major parts that reflects the most pressing issues in Environmental Chemistry today:  (1) Atmospheric Chemistry and Air Pollution; (2) Climate Change and Energy; (3) Water Chemistry and Water Pollution; and (4) Toxic Organic Compounds.

During this course you will study the chemistry of air, water, and toxic organic compounds as well as how anthropogenic activities affect this chemistry on planet Earth.  Specifically, we will examine the sources, reactions, transport, effects, and fates of chemical species found in air and water as well as the effects of technology thereon. This course is divided into 4 major parts that reflects the most pressing issues in Environmental Chemistry today:  (1) Atmospheric Chemistry and Air Pollution; (2) Climate Change and Energy; (3) Water Chemistry and Water Pollution; and (4) Toxic Organic Compounds.

1- Colin Baird and Michael Cann, Environmental Chemistry, 5th Edition, 2012