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This learning path introduces students to the fundamental chemical pathways of carbon, nitrogen, phosphorus, and sulfur through Earth's systems. It builds from basic chemistry and biology concepts to a systematic understanding of biogeochemical cycles, emphasizing redox reactions and transformations.
This learning path introduces high school students to the fundamental concepts of analytical chemistry as applied to environmental monitoring. It covers the entire workflow from sampling and sample preparation to calibration, error analysis, and basic instrumentation, providing a systematic foundation for laboratory science.
This learning path introduces the fundamental chemical properties and reactions in soils, covering soil pH, cation exchange, organic matter, nutrients, and heavy metals. It is designed for high school students with a basic understanding of chemistry, building from foundational concepts to applied soil chemistry.
This learning path introduces the fundamental chemical reactions that govern atmospheric composition and air pollution. Starting with basic chemistry and atmospheric structure, it builds up to ozone chemistry, the role of the hydroxyl radical, NOx and SOx reactions, and the formation of photochemical smog.
This learning path introduces high school students to the fundamental chemical principles governing water in the environment. Starting with the unique properties of water, it progresses through acid-base chemistry, complexation, dissolution-precipitation, and water hardness, emphasizing their environmental significance.
This path introduces high school students to the chemical makeup of the Earth, from elements and minerals to rocks and the processes that shape them. It covers weathering and geochemical cycles, providing a systematic foundation in geochemistry for earth science enthusiasts.
This learning path introduces high school chemistry students to the fundamentals of organic molecules with a focus on environmental relevance. It covers hydrocarbons, functional groups, nomenclature, isomerism, and basic reactions, building from atomic structure to the behavior of organic pollutants in the environment.
This learning path introduces the concept of chemical equilibrium and its applications in environmental chemistry. It covers equilibrium constants, Le Chatelier's principle, and specific processes like dissolution, precipitation, and acid-base reactions, providing a foundation for understanding natural water systems and environmental phenomena.
This learning path guides high school chemistry students through the essential chemical calculations used in environmental analysis, starting with foundational algebra and units, progressing through molarity, normality, dilution, pH, and stoichiometry, and culminating in practical application to environmental scenarios.
This learning path introduces the fundamental chemistry concepts needed to understand environmental processes. Starting with the basics of matter and chemical bonds, it progresses through reaction types and concentration units, culminating in real-world environmental applications.