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Sanitary Chemistry O13040
Course content:Water molecular structure and properties. Surface water and underground water.Water inorganic and organic components, determination methods, environmental concentrations, natural background and standard concentration.Water pollution.Pollution sources.Eutrophication.Chemical reactions and transformations taking place in a water environment.Oxygen balance, self-cleaning.Water resources.Environmental pollution statistic in chemical analysis.Main rules of sampling and samples stabilization for chemical analysis.Preparing chemical reagents needed in full and shorten analysis of water, wastewater and deposit.Physico-chemical analysis of water and wastewater components and pollutants.Water clasyfication.
Learning outcomes:
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Course content:Water molecular structure and properties. Surface water and underground water.Water inorganic and organic components, determination methods, environmental concentrations, natural background and standard concentration.Water pollution.Pollution sources.Eutrophication.Chemical reactions and transformations taking place in a water environment.Oxygen balance, self-cleaning.Water resources.Environmental pollution statistic in chemical analysis.Main rules of sampling and samples stabilization for chemical analysis.Preparing chemical reagents needed in full and shorten analysis of water, wastewater and deposit.Physico-chemical analysis of water and wastewater components and pollutants.Water clasyfication. |
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Assessment criteria
Pass conditions subject name: SANITARY CHEMISTRY (lecture 15 h, Laboratory exercises 30h)
Specialization: Environmental protection , 3-semester, intramural studies
Laboratory exercises completion:
For a mark 3 (dost) student:
1 knows the rules of taking, stabilization and preparation of samples to carry out an chemical analysis
2 is able to match proper research (tasting) method to determine water and wastewater quality
3 can calculate and provide analysis results
4 is able to define chemical courses of processes in environment
For a mark 4 (db) student:
5 fulfills requirements mentioned in points 1-4
6 is able to prepare correctly chemical reagents and carry out laboratory analyses,
7 is able to analyze and eliminate risk of influence on course of research preventing,
8 can prepare and calculate ionic balance
9 mentions and describes potential water pollution sources, knows conditions of their migrations and how to improve conditions,
10 is able to evaluate quality of water and wastewater and knows selected Quality Standards on Water and Wastewater, Quality Standards for Drinking Water
For a mark 5 (bdb) student:
11 fulfills requirements mentioned in points 1-10
12 has practice in choosing and applying few methods of research
13 defines and explains environmental chemical processes with treats caused by human activity
14 is able to critically assess sources of data and information, use them and interpret
15 can use known theoretical issues in practical situation
All students should prepare reports of all exercises.
Knowledge meeting criteria for marks 3,5 and 4,5 has to be more developed and further-reaching than knowledge meeting criteria for marks 3 and 4.
Lecture completion:
Test includes two component parts. First part takes place at the beginning of semester, second part at the end of semester. Each test contains 15 questions, which have to be answered in writing. There are three groups of questions, five for each group, verifying plan education effects.It is necessary to obtain minimally mark 3 (dost) from each test.
Score in % - mark
(50-60%) – 3,0
(60-70%) – 3,5
(70-80%) – 4,0
(80-90%) – 4,5
(90-100%) – 5,0
Completing lectures cannot be supported by student’s notes and any further materials or help for other students.
Bibliography
a) basic references:
Szperliński Z., Chemia w ochronie i inżynierii środowiska, Oficyna Wydawnicza PWN, Warszawa 2002
Van Loon G.W., Chemia środowiska, Wyd. PWN, 2008r.
Gozdała-Kopciuch R., Fizykochemiczne metody analizy w chemii środowiska, Wyd. UMK, Toruń 2003
Chełmicki W., Woda:zasoby, degradacja, ochrona, Wyd. PWN, Warszawa 2002r.
Peter O’Neill Chemia środowiska, PWN, 1997.
Normy szczegółowe polskie i europejskie dot. oznaczania wskaźników jakości wód.
b) supplementary references:
Szczykowska J,Siemieniuk A.,Chemia wody i ścieków Podstawy teoretyczne i praktyczne, Oficyna Wydawnicza PB, Białystok 2010,
Gajkowska-Stefańska L. i współaut. Laboratoryjne badanie wody, ścieków i osadów ściek. W-wa 2001
Wateranalysis handbook, Hach Company, Laveland, Colorado, USA, 1996
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