61. MTA KK AKI Hungarian Academy of Sciences • Chemical Research Center Institute of Materials and environmental chemistry The name and the web address of the Institute has http://www.chemres.hu/AKKL/

Institute of Materials and Environmental Chemistry The name and the web address of the Institute has been changed recently. Click the logo to go to the new homepage. http://www.chemres.hu/aki

62. Environmental Chemistry - Persistent Organic Pollutants (POP/POPs) Home environmental chemistry. Persistent organic pollutants environmental chemistry also deals with investigations of organic pollutants like PCB and dioxins. http://www.tomasoberg.com/english/miljokemi_en.htm

Home Qualifications Activities Environmental Chemistry ... Home : Environmental Chemistry Persistent organic pollutants Many environmental issues involve chemistry. Dispersion of heavy metals and acidification by sulphur and nitrogen oxides are just two examples of environmental chemistry questions at issue. Environmental chemistry also deals with investigations of organic pollutants like PCB and dioxins. Common to these toxic organic pollutants is persistence, i.e. a pronounced resistance against degradation. Many persistent organic pollutants (POPs) are chlorinated compounds, but also brominated and fluorinated compounds may have a negative influence on the environment (e.g. brominated flame-retardants and freons). Halogenated aromatics can be formed and emitted from many industrial processes as well, with combustion as just one example. I have devoted a major portion of my professional life to these issues, both common pollutants like nitrogen oxides and more exotic compounds like brominated diphenylethers. My work has been focused on accomplishing tangible results by investigating, providing solutions and training. Molecular model of 2,3,7,8-tetrachlorodibenzo-p-dioxin, which is another example of a persistent organic pollutant.

63. CCSU Chemistry Students pursuing the bachelor of science degree in chemistry may specialize in environmental chemistry or combine the study of chemistry with business management, computer science, or biology. http://www.chemistry.ccsu.edu/

News: Undergraduate Research and Creative Achievement Day , May 13, 2004 Summer 2004 Organic Chemistry: Organic I May 24, 2004 to June 17, 2004 Organic II June 21, 2004 to July 16, 2004 Summer 2004 Second 5 weeks (July 6, 2004 - August 5, 2004): Chem 122 section 01 MTW 9-10:50, R 9-11:40, MTW 11-1:50 Chem 122 section 02 MTW 12-1:50, R 12-2:40; MTW 2-4:50 Chem 122 section 70 MTW 5-6:50, R 5-7:40; MTW 7-9:50 DEPARTMENT INFORMATION FACILITIES FACULTY and STAFF Meet our CHEMISTRY MAJORS ALUMNI Stay in touch! CHEMWEB Discussion Server Interested in Chemistry at CCSU? Molecule Gallery OTHER INFORMATION Search the Chemical Inventory Faculty Resources (password required) Graphing in Excel Pre-Health Advising Web Page ... Practicing Safe Science Select a Program Major in Chemistry, B.S. Chemistry-Environmental Science Chemistry-Computer Science Chemistry-Biology Chemistry-Business Chemistry, B.S. (teaching) Chemistry Teaching Concentration in Chemistry, B.S. COURSE DESCRIPTIONS Other Links: Arts and Sciences Home Page Central Connecticut State University Anthropology Art Biological Sciences Chemistry Communication Computer Science Criminology and Criminal Justice Design (Graphic/Information) Economics English Geography History Mathematical Sciences Modern Languages Music Philosophy Physics and Earth Sciences Political Science Psychology School of Business Schoolof Technology Sociology Social Work Theatre Query Text Search Button Search WWW Search CCSU The CCSU Department of Chemistry is committed to excellence in undergraduate instruction and to counseling students to help them reach their personal and professional goals. The faculty have a variety of research interests and encourage student involvement in research projects. The department has been approved by the American Chemical Society Committee on Professional Training.

64. American Chemical Society Division Of Environmental Chemistry Programming American Chemical Society. environmental chemistry Division Programming. Programming Site Directory. http://gemini.tntech.edu/~mjw5030/acspage.html

American Chemical Society Environmental Chemistry Division Programming Programming Site Directory http://www.envirofacs.org Go To Martha J.M. Wells (Webmaster) Home Page

65. Environmental Chemistry University of Wroc³aw. environmental chemistry. Wroc³aw Akademic year 2003/2004. 72-020, Fundamentals of environmental chemistry. 7-2-006, Analytical Chemistry. http://www.chem.uni.wroc.pl/7A_CHSro.HTM

The Faculty of Chemistry University of Wroc³aw ENVIRONMENTAL CHEMISTRY Wroc³aw Akademic year 2003/2004 Wersja polska Programme of Studies Subject of Studies Optional Courses Programme of Studies L - lecture, C - conversational seminars, Lab - laboratories, S - seminars, T - tutorials, E - exam, Cr - credit. CrP - credit points I STEP 1 semester E/Cr L C Lab S T CrP Mathematics E Physics E Inorganic Chemistry E Fundamentals of Environmental Protection Cr 2 semester E/Cr L C Lab S T CrP Mathematics E Physics E Inorganic Chemistry Cr Analytical Chemistry Cr Fundamentals of Environmental Protection E Computer Science Cr 3 semester E/Cr L C Lab S T CrP Sefety in Laboratory E Analytical Chemistry Cr Inorganic Chemistry E Computer Science E Ecology E 4 semester E/Cr L C Lab S T CrP Analytical Chemistry E Organic Chemistry Cr Physical Chemistry E Quantum Chemistry and Chemical Physics Cr 5 semester E/Cr L C Lab S T CrP Quantum Chemistry and Chemical Physics E Organic Chemistry E Physical Chemistry E Optional Courses E/Cr 6 semester E/Cr L C Lab S T CrP Physicochemical Methods of Analysis E Crystallography E Environmental Inorganic Chemistry E Ecological Organic Chemistry Cr Licentiate project Cr Optional Courses E/Cr II STEP 7 semester E/Cr L C Lab S T CrP Industrial Chemistry E Physicochemical Methods of Analysis Cr Optional Courses 8 semester E/Cr L C Lab S T CrP Physicochemical Methods of Analysis E Monitoring of Contaminations E Optional Courses E 9 semester E/Cr L C Lab S T CrP M.Sc. Seminar

66. Exorga, Inc. - Consultants In Organic Chemistry And Molecular Modeling Exorga, Inc. Consultants in Organic and environmental chemistry, and Molecular Modeling. Exorga, Inc. - We are environmental organic chemists. Exorga, Inc. http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/exorga/

Exorga, Inc. - Consultants in Organic and Environmental Chemistry, and Molecular Modeling Welcome to Exorga, Incorporated 's Web-Site! Consultants in chemistry and chemical engineering actively involved in product development, computational, experimental, and environmental organic chemistry. An interesting view of a 10-base-pair DNA double helix Exorga, Inc. - We are developers of chemistry software STR3DI32.EXE Exorga, Inc. has developed STR3DI32.EXE , " the next generation " of molecular modelers, based on the new QVBMM molecular mechanics force field that is currently re-defining the standards for molecular mechanics programs. STR3DI32.EXE will enable you to tackle theoretical problems in organic chemistry that are outside of the reach of all other molecular mechanics based force fields. You'll also be able to explore some problems that cannot be fully resolved by the currently available molecular orbital based methods. The newly updated STR3DI32.EXE, version 2.004.02.B is now available. This routine update features better handling of cyclopropanes and cyclobutanes.

67. German Research Groups On Analytical And Environmental Chemistry German research groups on analytical and environmental chemistry. W. Klein, Schmallenberg, environmental chemistry, Ecotoxicology. http://www.chemie.uni-marburg.de/~tschmidt/akde.html

German research groups on analytical and environmental chemistry This list was established as a random choice of what I (=T. C. Schmidt) have seen on the net! There may be a lot more interesting homepages of other groups. If you find one or want to update the entry of your group please e-mail to me or the current administrator in Marburg (= T. Bonarius, both addresses at bottom). Many of the listed homepages are only available in German. Research group Research topics (no guarantees given, only 1-2 key words) H. J. Ache, Karlsruhe Sensors E. Alter, Giessen Investigation of former ammunition plants, PAH J. Andersson, Muenster PAH, Polycyclic Aromatic Sulfur compounds (PASH) M. Bahadir, Braunschweig Ecological Chemistry, Waste Analysis K. Ballschmiter, Ulm Global Fate of Chemicals in the Environment Solid-State Chemistry, Process Monitoring S. Berger, Leipzig NMR, Structural analysis K. Bester, Hamburg Organic Compounds in the Aquatic and Terrestric Environment J. A. C. Broekaert, Leipzig Spectroscopy, Element Species Analysis, CE W. Calmano, TU Hamburg-Harburg

68. BioLinks Archive of Internet resources on bioremediation and related topics (biogeochemistry, hydrology, hazardous waste, environmental chemistry, microbial ecology, and general environmental topics) organized by topical categories. http://www.bioremediationgroup.org/BioLinks/home.htm

Welcome to the Home Page BIOLINKS Table of Contents Air Quality Asbestos Resources Biodegradability Potential Biology General Information Biotechnology General Information Biotreatability Screening Book Resources Chemistry General Information Civil Engineering General Information Commercial Resources Composting Resources Contaminant Hydrogeology Resources Contaminant Properties/Characteristics Electronic Focus Group Resources Enhanced Bioremediation Technologies Environmental General Information Geographic Information Systems General Information Geology General Information Government Agencies Hazardous/Solid Waste Management Health and Safety Resources Intrinsic Bioremediation/Natural Attenuation Microbial Ecology and Biogeochemistry Microbiology General Information New Topic 1 New Topic 3 Newsgroup Resources OnLine Educational Resources Phytoremediation Professional Organizations Project Management Tools Publications Radioactive Waste Resources Regulations/Policy Links Related Miscellaneous Information Remediation Technologies General Information Research Facilities/Groups Risk Assessment/Management Science/Engineering Tools Search Engines Significant Events Software Resources Soil Science General Information Toxicology General Information University Resources Water Resources Well Clogging Evaluation/Mitigation OR Smart Search : First Criteria Advanced Search AND OR : Second Criteria How do I use the new search mechanism: 1) To do a standard smart search , enter your First Criteria and select "SEARCH"

69. General Chemistry Online: FAQ: Environmental Chemistry A searchable database of frequently asked questions from the environmental chemistry section of General Chemistry Online. environmental chemistry. http://antoine.frostburg.edu/chem/senese/101/environmental/faq.shtml

Home Common Compounds Exam Guide FAQ Features Glossary Companion Notes Just Ask Antoine! ... Inorganic chemistry Environmental chemistry Laboratory History of chemistry Miscellaneous Home ... FAQ Environmental chemistry: Frequently asked questions Atmospheric pollution and climate change Where can I find information on control and reduction of atmospheric CO Is there a safe chemical way to remove CO from air? Environmental toxins Can copper sulfate be a health hazard? Where can I find information about a substance's toxicity? What is lindane? Waste materials and recycling How is SO waste recycled to make wallboard? What are soda cans made of? What environmental problems do they cause? How does the environment degrade soft gelatin capsules? Sign up for a free monthly newsletter describing updates, new features, and changes on this site. Details General Chemistry Online! Environmental chemistry: Frequently asked questions Fred Senese senese@antoine.frostburg.edu Last Revised 02/28/04.URL: http://antoine.frostburg.edu/chem/senese/101/environmental/faq.shtml

70. General Chemistry Online: Glossary: Environmental Chemistry A searchable database of terms about environmental chemistry for students and teachers of general chemistry. Home Glossary Glossary environmental chemistry. http://antoine.frostburg.edu/chem/senese/101/environmental/glossary.shtml

Home Common Compounds Exam Guide FAQ ... Glossary Glossary: Environmental chemistry activated charcoal. activated carbon; active carbon. A porous form of carbon that acts as a powerful adsorbent , used to decolorize liquids, recover solvents, and remove toxins from water and air. carbonate hardness. carbonate water hardness. Compare with water hardness Water hardness due to the presence of calcium and magnesium carbonates and bicarbonates. The "noncarbonate hardness" is due mostly to calcium and magnesium sulfates, chlorides, and nitrates. cyanide process. A method for separating a metal from an ore . Crushed ore is treated with cyanide ion to produce a soluble metal cyanide complex. The complex is washed out of the ore and reduced to metallic form using an active metal (usually zinc dissolved oxygen. DO. The amount of oxygen dissolved in a solvent (usually water). Dissolved oxygen levels are used as a general indicator of water quality. domoic acid. Domoic acid is a toxic amino acid produced by certain species of algae. Domoic acid binds to a receptor that helps nerve cells control the flow of ions across their cell membranes. The receptor no longer works correctly, and the uncontrolled flux of ions damages and eventually kills the nerve cell. environmental chemistry.

71. Periodic Table Of Elements By EnvironmentalChemistry.com Very comprehensive data, writeups, extensive listing of nuclides Data on elements includes scores of properties, element names in a dozen languages and almost all known nuclides. environmental chemistry articles round out site. http://EnvironmentalChemistry.com/yogi/periodic/

Periodic Table of Elements This periodic table of elements provides comprehensive data on the chemical elements including scores of properties, element names in many languages and most known nuclides (Isotopes). Below the table there is a " Chemical Elements Sorted By " section with links that will sort chemical elements by various properties. What's New Don't like banner ads? Well neither do we, but they are the most effective method for us to generate the revenues necessary to operate this site while making our content available free of charge. Now, however, we have an option that will reward those who directly support our efforts with the ability to access this site banner ad free. SUBSCRIBE TODAY Many elements now include a page of common chemicals and chemical formulas that contain the given element. These chemical compounds in turn are linked to a page that contains more information on the chemical compound. As the underlying chemical database is a work in process, some chemicals will have very detailed information while others will have only basic information. If you know of resources (including public domain databases, or financial grants that would allow us to license databases); or are responsible for a database of chemical compounds and would like to partner with EnvironmentalChemistry.com; please contact us. Of particular short term interest to us is a table of data that cross references chemical formulas to CAS Numbers and/or chemical names.

72. Environmental Chemistry http://www.dfh.dk/envichem/

73. Marine Biology environmental chemistry. Links Atmosphere Atmospheric Chemistry and Global Change Home Page (NOAA/OAR/ERL/PMEL). Atmospheric Chemistry http://www.pmel.noaa.gov/np/pages/env1_e.html

Environmental Chemistry Links: Atmosphere: Atmospheric Chemistry and Global Change Home Page (NOAA/OAR/ERL/PMEL) Atmospheric Chemistry Data and Resources (NASA/DAAC) Halogen Occulation Experiment (HALOE) Home Page (NASA/HALOE) The NOAA/EPA UV Index Home Page (NOAA/NCEP/NWS) The International Global Atmospheric Chemistry Project (IGAC, International Geosphere-Biosphere Programme, IGBP) Carbon Dioxide Information Analysis Center (CDIAC, Environmental Sciences Division, Oak Ridge National Laboratory) Ozone and Water Vapor Group (NOAA/ERL/CMDL/OWV) Atmosphere/Ocean: Ocean Atmosphere Carbon Exchange Study (NOAA/PMEL/AOML/OACES) Ocean: Ocean Chemistry Division (OCD) Home Page (NOAA/AOML/OCD) Stable Isotope Laboratory (Oceanography Dept, University of Washington) Data Links: NOAA Ozone Data sets (Solar backscattered Ultraviolet Radiometer/Version 2 SBUV/2 and TIROS Operational Vertical Sounder TOVS data, NOAA/NESDIS/OSDPD/IPD) TOVS Total Ozone Analysis (Ozone Images- current and archived, Climate Prediction Center, NOAA/CDC) The Toms (Total Ozone Mapping) Home Page (Goddard Space Flight Center, Data from Adeos, Earth Probe, Meteor-3, and Nimbus-7, NASA/GSFC)

74. EDUCATION IN ENVIRONMENTAL CHEMISTRY 9th FECS Conference on Chemistry and the Environment. 2nd SFC meeting on environmental chemistry. EDUCATION IN environmental chemistry. http://membres.lycos.fr/fecsdce9/DOCS/scientific program/platform sessions/sessi

9th FECS Conference on Chemistry and the Environment 2nd SFC meeting on Environmental Chemistry Bordeaux, France, 29th August - 1st September 2004 HOME PAGE VENUE ACCOMODATION ORGANIZATION ... ABOUT FECS/DCE/SFC EDUCATION IN ENVIRONMENTAL CHEMISTRY Appropriate education in Environmental Chemistry (EEC) constitutes a key factor in ensuring the capability of the future generation of chemists, chemical engineers, toxicologists, biochemists, ecologists, related professionals and policy makers to cope successfully, rationally and responsibly with the ever-increasing environmentally-related problems in the socio-politico-technologico-scientifico-economical context. Therefore, submissions for this session are espected to focus on: The translation of conceptual / theorical frameworks of EEC into practice (courses, curricula, programmes, assessment, teacher training, projects, professional development and life-long learning) in different (European) contexts The relevance and application of EEC in contemporary chemical education Interdisciplinray / team teaching within EEC in higher education The role of EEC in science education EEC in the social context

75. Afdeling For Miljøkemi - DMU Department of environmental chemistry. Pr. 1. marts er de tre forskergrupper environmental chemistry. The department s main fields of research http://www.dmu.dk/1_Om_DMU/2_afdelinger/3_mike/

Mike main Sale of Reference Materials (in danish) Forside ... In English Department of Environmental Chemistry You will find the department at the following location: National Environmental Research Institute Frederiksborgvej 399, P.O. Box 358 DK-4000 Roskilde, Denmark Phone : +45 46 30 12 00 Fax : +45 46 30 11 14 Environmental Chemistry Pesticides Hydrocarbons Organohalogens ... Parallel testing and quality assurance The Department of Environmental Chemistry conducts research and develops techniques of relevance for studies of the environmental fate of natural and anthropogenic pollutants occurring in various matrices. In addition to research activities, the department also undertakes product control, contingency tasks and organizes parallel-testing. The laboratory is accredited according to EN 45001 to analyse for pesticides in ground water and drinking water. Environmental chemistry The departments 2001 budget is approximately DKK 19 million, 7-8 of which derives from external sources. Specific activities in the Department of Environmental Chemistry comprise: Pesticides The department's activities on pesticide fate include studies on occurrence, transport and degradation in the environment and involve field, mesocosm and laboratory studies. Investigations of transport and degradation in soil and groundwater are carried out under both saturated and unsaturated conditions, as well as under anaerobic and aerobic conditions. The research primarily focuses on the leaching of relatively water soluble pesticides and degradation products into the aquatic environment.

76. Environmental Chemistry environmental chemistry. Baird, Colin; environmental chemistry; 3rd Edition; WH Freeman; 2006; Price unavailable. Andrady, Anthony L. Plastics http://www.umsl.edu/~chemist/cgi-test/mybooks.pl?category=14

77. Science 7 environmental chemistry. This environmental chemistry page has links to sites with information about natural cycles and the environment. http://www.openschool.bc.ca/courses/science7/environ.html

Environmental Chemistry This "Environmental Chemistry" page has links to sites with information about natural cycles and the environment. The sites, which are listed in alphabetical order, have been selected to help you with certain projects in the Environmental Chemistry module. Acid Rain http://www.ec.gc.ca/acidrain/index.html This Environment Canada site has information on acid rain. Click on "Kids' Corner" to find information especially for kids. Acid Rain: A Student's First Sourcebook http://www.epa.gov/airmarkets/acidrain Look here for information on acid rain and how it affects forests, water and people. The information is presented by the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). Air Pollution http://www.soton.ac.uk/~engenvir/environment/air/air.pollution.html This site explores different types of air pollution including: acid rain, smog, the greenhouse effect and ozone depletion. Alphabetical Index of CLN Theme Pages http://www.cln.org/themes_index.html

78. Department Of Analytical And Environmental Chemistry - VUB Department of Analytical and environmental chemistry. http://www.vub.ac.be/ANCH/

Department of Analytical and Environmental Chemistry

79. ANALYTICAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL CHEMISTRY ANALYTICAL AND environmental chemistry. Analytical and environmental chemistry Dep. of Chemistry - University of Aveiro - Portugal. http://www.dq.ua.pt/grupos/analitica/main.htm

ANALYTICAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL CHEMISTRY Staff Research Publications Lectures Analytical and Environmental Chemistry - Dep. of Chemistry - University of Aveiro - Portugal Last update 28th May 2000. Author: Valdemar Esteves ( valdemar@dq.ua.pt

80. Kettering University - Formerly GMI environmental chemistry Undergrad Programs Graduate Programs Admissions Financial Aid The Coop Program Alumni Spotlight Student Resources http://www.gmi.edu/acad/scimath/envchem/

Environmental Chemistry Undergrad Programs Graduate Programs Admissions ... webmaster@kettering.edu © Kettering University, 1999 KETTERING : Environmental Chemistry : Kettering University Environmental Chemistry

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