Syllabus for Environmental Chemistry

(2) Soil properties
(3) Heavy metals in soil
(4) Agricultural chemicals in soill
5. Biospheric chemistry
(1) Bioaccumulation of pollutants
(2) Chemical contaminants and ecotoxicology
6. Typical pollutants and their fate in the environment
3.2 Teaching methods
Lecture to the student.
4.Experiment or Computer Operation
Please refer to Experiments of Environmental Chemistry.
5.Preparatory Course Requirement
General Chemistry, Physical Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, Biochemistry, and advanced
mathematics.
6.Hours Distribution
NO.
1
2
3
4
5
6
Content
General
introduction of
environmental
chemistry
Atmospheric
chemistry
Hydrospheric
chemistry
Pedospheric
chemistry
Biospheric
chemistry
Transport and
transformation of
typical pollutants
in the
environment
Total
Hours
Sub-
Theoretic
Computer
Experiment Exercise
total
Teaching
Operation
2 2
14 14
16 16
12 12
6 6
4 4
54 54
7.Textbooks and Main Reference Books
[1] Chemistry of the Environment, Spiro, T.G. and Stigliani, W.M. 2nd ed., Tsinghua University
Press, 2003. ISBN: 730206816X
[2] Water Chemistry, Snoeyink, V. and D. Jenkins. J. Wiley and Sons, 1980
[3] Environmental Chemistry, Shugui Dai (ed.), Higher Education Press, 1997. ISBN:
7-04-005781-6