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Peer reviewedSutija, Davor P.; Prausnitz, John M. – Chemical Engineering Education, 1990
Provides three classroom examples showing students how chemical engineering techniques can supply partial answers to social questions, such as environmental issues. Examples are depletion of the ozone layer, nuclear winter, and air pollution by chemical solvents. (YP)
Descriptors: Air Pollution, Chemical Engineering, Chemical Reactions, College Science
Download full textMaxey, Phyllis F. – 1979
One of a series of units designed to acquaint secondary school students with business issues, this packet focuses on the complex and controversial topic of energy technology. In a 5-day simulation, students play the roles of energy commission members, and business, local, and public interest group witnesses who must determine whether to build a…
Descriptors: Business, Conflict Resolution, Controversial Issues (Course Content), Decision Making
