Environmental Chemistry II ((4 Credits))

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Environmental Chemistry II is the second part of a two-term course sequence designed for advanced level students majoring in natural sciences. This second course of the sequence will focus on toxic organic chemicals, water pollution, soil pollution and purification techniques. In addition, students will continue to learn about processes that have been developed to meet Green Chemistry standards. Notes: Basic knowledge of Calculus is strongly preferred. Prerequisites: Chemistry I with Lab ( CHEM 1205 ) and Chemistry II with Lab ( CHEM 1206 ), and Algebra ( MATH 1040 ) or Precalculus ( MATH 1140 ), or equivalents, Organic Chemistry I (3220) or equivalent, and Environmental Chemistry I ( CHEM 4300 ).