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Consultation Seminar on Sixth Form Chemistry Curriculum

Consultation Seminar on Sixth Form Chemistry Curriculum. Resources Mr W C HO 29/5/04. Nature of Light and Spectroscope Activity (2.1). http://solar-center.stanford.edu/activities/cots.html. US$7 per classroom set of 45 posters plus diffraction gratings. Atomic Emission Spectra (2.1).

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Consultation Seminar on Sixth Form Chemistry Curriculum

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  1. Consultation Seminar on Sixth Form Chemistry Curriculum Resources Mr W C HO 29/5/04

  2. Nature of Light and Spectroscope Activity (2.1) http://solar-center.stanford.edu/activities/cots.html US$7 per classroom set of 45 posters plus diffraction gratings

  3. Atomic Emission Spectra (2.1) • http://jersey.uoregon.edu/vlab/elements/Elements.html Emission Absorption

  4. The Periodic Table (2.5)http://chemlab.pc.maricopa.edu/periodic/periodic.html

  5. Packing of spheres in crystal lattices (4.2) • Open Review collection, JCE • http://www.jce.divched.org/JCEDLib/WebWare/collection/open/index.html Octahedral holes preserved

  6. Buckminsterfullerene (4.6) • Build a Buckyball (#1, #2) • http://www.seed.slb.com/en/lab/buckyball/index.htm • http://kchf-45.karlov.mff.cuni.cz/~JanValenta/C60/BUCKYBA.HTM • Discovery and applications of fullerenes • Science Update Programmes

  7. Simulate Maxwell-Boltzmann curves at different temperatures (5.5) • ChemLand, University of Massachusetts http://colossus.chem.umass.edu/bvining/downloads/chemland2 • Spreadsheet, RSC

  8. Choice of Indicators (6.2) • Chemistry Simulations, Royal Society of Chemistryhttp://www.chemit.co.uk/java/

  9. More Simulations • http://www.chem.iastate.edu/group/Greenbowe/sections/projectfolder/animationsindex.htm • ftp download from Iowa State University

  10. CD-ROM: Spectroscopy for Schools & College, RSC • Video clips on IR, NMR and MS • Tutorial, Problems, Exercises & Reference for interpreting spectra • Sample version:http://www.chemsoc.org/networks/learnnet/spec-cd.htm • NIST Chemistry WebBook - http://webbook.nist.gov/chemistry

  11. IT for Interactive Learning • Resources to be developed in collaboration with Dept of Chemistry, HKU • Simulations, animations, tutorials, photos, videos • For teacher presentation, student self-learning, guided-inquiry • Tentative topics: • Emission spectra and electronic transitions • Mass spectra • Synthetic routes of natural products • …

  12. Article Reading Activities • Development of the various models of atom to appreciate the evolutionary nature of science (2.1) • Development of the Periodic Table (2.5) • Impact of the development of modern materials, such as semiconductors, nanotubes and liquid crystals, on our daily life (4.7) • Use of s-block compounds in fireworks (8.1) • Health hazard associated with PAH (12.3) • Development of environmentally benign oxidising agents like H2O2 and oxygen (12.7)

  13. Reading to Learn • Catalyst http://www.philipallan.co.uk • Chemistry Review • ChemMatters • Chem 13 News, U of Waterloo, Canada http://sciborg.uwaterloo.ca/chem13news/index.html • Education in Chemistry

  14. Reading to Learn • Reading resources to be developed in collaboration with Dept of Chemistry, HKU • Thought provoking questions • Encourage learning beyond the curriculum • Experiences of local scientists • Follow up discussion and essay writing • As portal for further information searching • Forum, polling, mp3 • Sample:http://web.hku.hk/~chmtycc

  15. 切勿再翻用礦泉水膠樽? • 很多人會不知道再用的膠樽所產生的毒素，有人可能已經習慣使用或再用你的礦泉水樽，將它們放在車上或上班時用，實在不是一個好主意。這件事發生在杜拜，一個十二歲的女童，因為連續十六個月習慣使用一個SAFA 牌礦泉水樽， 她得了癌病。她習慣了帶著這個水樽上學，她還在水樽表面繪畫了圖案。在這個樽殼裏面，一種叫做 polyethylene terephthalate 或簡稱 PET 的塑膠，裏面含diethylhydroxylamine 或簡稱DEHA 的潛在致癌物質，一次過用是安全的，如果你真的要再用，用多幾日也無妨，最多一個星期吧！要將它們遠離熱力，重覆地去清洗或過水會分解那些致癌物溶在你所盛載的水中，如真的想重覆用一個樽，倒不如花一點錢去買一個較昂的專用水樽。這些錢，真的不應去吝嗇，你的家人，最好建議他們，特別是小童。 • Check http://www.plasticsinfo.org/food/index.html

  16. References • http://resources.edb.gov.hk/~science/chem.htm • Other learning activities • Useful websites • Reference books • Journal articles • CD-ROMs

  17. Resources for S4-5(under Development) • Nomenclature of Organic Compounds

  18. Resources for S4-5 (under Development) • Fun with Chemistry

  19. Your Feedbacks and Participations

  20. Thank you ! Mr W C HO cdosc21@edb.gov.hk Tel 2712 8476

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