ENVS 3473
Environmental Chemistry I
Students examine sources, movements and ultimate destinations of chemicals in air, water and soil by using peer-reviewed literature. The course focuses on development of effective scientific communication skills. Topics include: reactions of the ozone layer; chemistry of ground-level air pollution; greenhouse effect and climate change; alternative energy sources; polycyclic organic compounds; and the chemistry of natural waters.
Prerequisites & course information
Prerequisite: Forty-eight (48) credit hours including one of CHEM 2332 or ENVS 2400 or ERTH 3454
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027