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An International Leader in Engineering Education The Department of Chemical Engineering at MIT has been built on innovations in theory and practice, unique instructional programs, an abiding concern with the needs of industry, and the very definition of chemical engineering. Our work is inspired by the example of those individuals who founded chemical engineering as an academic curriculum at MIT and then developed the tools that would distinguish and advance the profession. The Beginning The first chemical engineering curriculum was offered by Lewis M. Norton as a new Course of study within the Department of Chemistry at MIT in 1888. Norton's Course combined mechanical engineering with industrial chemistry. As the course catalogue of 1888 described it, this curriculum was being forged "to meet the needs of students who desire a general training in mechanical engineering, and at the same time to devote a portion of their time to the study of the applications of chemistry to the arts, especially to those engineering problems which relate to the use and manufacture of chemical products." In 1891, the Department granted seven Bachelor's degrees in the new Course, accompanying eleven in the traditional chemistry curriculum. After Norton's death in 1893, Frank H. Thorpe led the Course through a continued rise in popularity. Thorpe's Outlines of Industrial Chemistry was published in 1898.

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CHEMISTRY AND ART SITE MAP CLASS DOCUMENTS: STRUCTURE AND POLICIES Introduction Calendar Extra Credit Grading ... Attendance GENERAL CHEMISTRY TOPICS Periodic Table Using the TABLE Nomenclature Equations ... Stoichiometry Energy Bonding Equilibria Solutions Acids and Bases Oxidation Reduction TOPICS RELATED TO PROJECTS Ceramics Papermaking Paint Metals ... Clay Materials Color Theory Electromotive Series Pinhole Handbuilding Process of Papermaking Spectroscopy Etching van Dyke Brown Firing Cellulose Pigments Links Cyanotype Glazes and Glasses Paints Toning Oxidation Reduction Egg Tempera Links Links Links ... Links INTRODUCTION TO CHEM 107: CHEMISTRY AND ART. The theme for this introductory chemistry course for non-science majors is the intersection of chemistry with the visual arts. We will discuss some of the basic principles of chemistry and look at a few applications of those principles as we try to understand the physical nature of paper, paints, pigments, printing, pottery. and photography. I want to place a premium on both learning and having fun with what we are learning. To better enjoy and appreciate the applications that we are discussing, we will work on several projects during the semester. Visitors to this page who are not taking the course should realize that the information here is primarily intended for the students in the course. Downloading some of these pages from remote sites may be tediously long.

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History of Physical Chemistry The interest of our studies on history of physical chemistry is focused on the history of early experiments or concepts of self-organization. Such early traces, beginning in the first decades of the 19th century, were in parts continued up to now. They were coined by prominent names like Friedlieb Ferdinand Runge Raphael Eduard Liesegang , and Wilhelm Ostwald . A main role was played by the founder of the physical chemistry in Germany, Wilhelm Ostwald (1853-1932), who 100 years ago dedicated some papers and essays to questions of time and irreversibility, electrochemical oscillations, nucleation, periodic precipitation (Liesegang rings), and general philosophical reflections. Our publications on that field (in German) are mostly found in the Jahrbuch "Selbstorganisation" (Yearbook for Self-Organization). Related Publications Konzepte von Chaos und Selbstorganisation in der Geschichte der Wissenschaften. Articles: Krug, H.-J. (2001): Briefwechsel zwischen Raphael Eduard Liesegang und Wilhelm Ostwald (Edition). (Correspondene between Raphael Eduard Liesegang and Wilhelm Ostwald.)

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William H. Brock The Chemical Tree A History of Chemistry From alchemy to industry, a synthetic history of chemistry through the ages. In this authoritative volume, a New York Times Notable Book of 1993, scientific researcher and historian William Brock recounts the astonishing rise of a sophisticated science. Tracing the roots of chemistry back to the alchemists' futile attempts to turn lead into gold, he follows the emergence of the modern study of chemistry through the works of Boyle, Lavoisier, and Dalton, and the twentieth-century breakthroughs of Linus Pauling and others. This timely, comprehensive history examines the shifting conceptions of chemistry over the past centuriesfrom its development as a scientific philosophy to, more recently, its practical applications in the commercial, industrial arena. Originally published under the title The Norton History of Chemistry William H. Brock is Reader in the History of Science at the University of Leicester. June / paper / ISBN 0-393-32068-5 / 784 pages / 6-1/8" x 9-1/4" / SCIENCE

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90. Links For Chemists / Virtual Library Chemistry Section Maintained by the University of Liverpool, this free, searchable chemistry index carries in excess of 8,250 chemistry resources in over 75 chemical categories. http://www.liv.ac.uk/Chemistry/Links/links.html

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97. MIT Biology Hypertextbook - Home Contains sections on chemistry review, large molecules. cellular biology, enzyme biochemistry, glycolysis and the Krebs cycle and photosynthesis. Includes practice quizzes and tests. Mendelian Genetics Central Dogma Prokaryotic Genetics and Gene Expression Recombinant DNA Immunology http://web.mit.edu/esgbio/www/

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100. Advanced Placement Digital Library In Biology, Phy An NSF funded Rice University Digital Library project that hosts free reviewed online resources, linked to the content outline, for AP and PreAP teachers and students of Biology, Physics and chemistry. http://apdl.rice.edu

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