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Web LinksUNIT 1: MATTER AND CHEMICAL BONDINGChapter 5: Quantities in Chemical Equations
Jobs, Workers, Training and Careers Page ( 208, question 4) This site is part of the Government of Canada Human Resources Development Ministry site. Click on the desired link to search for a specific career and its attributes. Entering a general term such as "chemistry" in one of the search engines will produce a list of chemistry-related careers.
The American Chemical Society Division of Chemical Lab Technicians Web site. Scroll through this page to the desired topic. A link on Career Information can be found detailing the skills and job descriptions for Chemical Lab Technician
BC Research Corporate Web site. Links at the side of the page list the types of chemical analysis done by the company giving examples of types of careers available.
Environment Canada Page (214, #11 ) Environment Canada Web site providing information on government policies and procedure for maintaining natural resource. Clicking on Related Resources will lead to a page with a variety of links to various organizations, NGO's and information sources. Ministry of the Environment Page (214, #11 ) Ontario Ministry of the Environment page. Under the water section, policies for drinking water, watershed management, etc. are described. In addition, a link is provided for Other Environmental Sites. EFMA.org Page ( 215, Explore an Issue) This is the Euro Fertilizer Manufacturers Association web page. It features links to several articles on the issue of fertilizer and the environment, and others on new techniques which could be used to help defend a position taken in the panel discussion.
International Fertilizer Industry Association. Search their archives and publications to find articles that deal with the environmental impacts of fertilizer. A good site to get detailed information. Gardening with the Garden Helper Page (215, EAI ) The Garden Helper is a gardening Web site which discusses fertilizer components and their uses. It provides a good starting point for researching components of fertilizer. Further researching those components can help form an argument for the question.
TRIUMF Page ( 221, question 11) The TRIUMF homepage features a full listing of what TRIUMF is, and what it is used for. Some of the information may be too technical to be of use to students, however; much of it is very informative.
This page from Environment Canada discusses nuclear power in Canada. It describes AECL and CANDU reactors.
From General Electric, a page describing Nuclear Medicine. The site has links to various aspects of nuclear medicine, their uses and the science involved.
A Chemical Institute of Canada web page article on antimatter and positron emission tomography. Discusses what the cyclotron does. A good starting point for your paper.
Ebco Technologies has developed cyclotrons in partnership with TRIUMF. This commercial site discusses the industrial applications of cyclotrons.
This Web site is provided by the Government of Canada and describes the programs of the Federal Partners in Technology Transfer. One of these is AECL. The site describes the contributions of AECL and its current operation AECL of Canada Page (222, #17 ) Official site of AECL. Here you will find descriptions of products and services. Browse the site for the information you need. How Nuclear Radiation Works Page (223, #8 ) From the How Stuff Works Web site this is the first page on a detailed description of nuclear radiation and its uses. Click the active links at the bottom of the page to find out more about Nuclear radiation in medicine.
From the U.S. National Atomic Museum, this page details the history and development of nuclear medicine. The site includes biographies and contributions of the scientists involved organized in a time line.
Major Colourants and Dyestuffs Mainly Produced in Horticultural Systems Page ( 240, question 8) This page, from the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, describes the vital statistics of various food colourants and dyes in use around the world. The data includes uses, production statistics, products etc. Other dyes and colourants are also mentioned on this page.
The American Chemical Society provides this Green Chemistry Web site. It provide links to various sites about projects involving green chemistry and allows for searches in their library and databases. Chemical Engineering: University of Toronto Page ( 244, question 5) University of Toronto web page detailing undergraduate programs and requirements.
The International Development Research Center has this page of explanations of the red dye extraction process from the cochineal insect. The page also discusses the role this dye hasplayed in the economy of Peru.
The Chemical Institute of Canada has this page describing the production of carmine and the insect from which it comes. Green Chemistry with Zeolite Catalysts Page (244, #4 ) Chemical Engineering Resources site providing a text description of green chemistry with zeolite catalysts. This site provides examples of current projects underway using green chemistry.
Envirosense web on the EPA server site. This page explains the EPA's policies and current projects with green chemistry. You can also submit requests for further information on a particular project or topic. What do Chemical Engineers do? Page (244, #5 ) The American Institute of Chemical Engineers Home Page. This site explains what chemical engineering as a career is all about. Links provide job descriptions as well as education information.
Use this Yahoo directory as a start to your research on chemical engineering. This directory includes links to schools with chemical engineering programs, links about careers, and chemical enginering organizations.
The ABCs of AFVs Page ( 250, question 13) A fairly detailed .pdf file from the US National Library describing the specifications and regulations governing alternative fuel vehicles and alternative fuels. It includes calculations and formulae used in determining eligibility.
A University of Newcastle upon Tyne Web site discussing solubility calculations. It provides examples of sample calculations and show how they relate to practical things like dentistry.
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