The commercial and industrial uses of chlorine and hydrochloric acid are discussed. (CP)

Describes the duties of the most frequent jobs for which bachelor of science (BS) chemists are hired and the preparations necessary to fulfill these responsibilities. Jobs considered include research and development, analytical services, quality control, plant process chemist, sales, customer service, environmental control, patent attorney, and…

Describes four courses in the undergraduate bachelor of science program in industrial chemistry at Keene State College (NH). They are (1) introduction to industrial chemistry; (2) polymers--synthesis and separation techniques; (3) inorganic industrial processes; and (4) organic industrial processes. (JN)

Reviews current methods being used in the production of nickel. (SL)

Describes a two-semester course designed to explain the economic aspects of the chemical industry to a variety of students in chemistry or related fields. Includes course objectives, suggested teaching methodology, and content of eight course categories (such as basic skills exercises, elucidation of specialty products, and alternate process…

Provides details on the philosophy and operation of the Australian Mineral Foundation, established in 1970 to update professionals in the mining and petroleum industries. Services in continuing education courses and to secondary school teachers and students are described. (CS)

In technologically advanced countries, there is a general concern over the recruitment and retention to science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM). In the UK, there are much commented upon shortages of qualified STEM secondary teachers. In an effort to produce change, Gatsby Technical Education Projects (GTEP) was set up specifically…

Cites the need for educational materials dealing with recent technological advancements. Discusses "an Alaskan Adventure," a multi-media resource packet on the discovery, extraction, and transportation of North Slope crude which was produced by the petroleum industry. (CP)

Describes various parts of a mini car and their chemical composition. Useful information is included for science teachers to relate basic chemistry concepts and techniques with their application in automobile industry. (PS)

Describes an industrial cooperative program leading to a Master of Science Degree in chemistry now being offered by Indiana University-Purdue University, Indianapolis. (CS)

Describes major changes that have occurred in the chemical industry over the last 50 years including trends in the development of products and processes, changes in chemical manufacturing, the globalization of business, and modifications of research laboratory practices. Discusses implications for chemistry education and predictions for future…

The Science Indicators series was designed to provide a broad base of quantitative information about U.S. science, engineering, and technology for use by policymakers, researchers, and the general public. "Science and Engineering Indicators 2010" contains analyses of key aspects of the scope, quality, and vitality of the Nation's science…

Argues that the field of chemical engineering is going through a major transition. Discusses trends in microchemical and biochemical engineering and warns that the overall field of chemical engineering is departing from the fundamentals of science. Urges chemical engineering educators to restructure their programs to again emphasize basic science.…

Describes various courses and programs designed to better prepare graduates to enter the chemical industry, including courses which stress the chemistry of industrial processes, and the economics of the chemical industry. (MLH)

Presents abstracts of nine papers presented at a conference of chemical educators and chemical industry representatives concerning ways to better prepare the college graduate to work in the chemical industry. (MLH)