WWTO Courses

The Courses

1. An OSHA Trilogy

2. Applied Volume Calculations

3. Arithmetic

4. Caustic Soda

5. Chemistry Unit I Chemistry in a Modern World

6. Chemistry Unit II The Organization of Chemistry

7. Chemistry Unit III Water and It's Elements

8. Chemistry Unit IV Chemical Calculations

9. Chemistry Unit V Ionization

10. Coagulation and The Lamella Separator

11. Diesel Engine, The

12. Electrodialysis

13. Filtration

14. Flow Measurement

15. Groundwater Pollution, Remediation & Groundwater Sampling Guidance

16. Health and Safety

17. Hydraulics and Electricity

18. Membrane Technology

19. Nitrification/ Denitrification

20. Pandemic

21. pH Measurement

22. Physical/Chemical Treatment of Industrial Wastewater

23. Plating

24. Pumps

25. Reduction/Oxidation

26. Rules and Regulations

27. Sewage Treatment

28. Unit Operations Math and Leachate Treatment

29. Unit Operations Math Module #1

30. Unit Operations Math Module #2

31. Valves

32. Wastewater Characteristics and Wastewater Sampling

33. Wastewater Disposal Options

34. Wastewater Indicators

35. Wastewater Sources (Part 1)

36. Wastewater Sources (Part 2)

37. Wastewater Sources (Part 3)

38. Wastewater Treatment Methods and Disposal

39. Wastewater Treatment Options (Part 1)

40. Wastewater Treatment Options (Part 2)

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Chemistry Unit I

Chemistry in a Modern World

MA Certification Board

File No. BC-2000-984

TCH: 5 Hours

CEU: 0.5 Units

Price: $ 75.00

Contents:

A Science of Matter and Energy

Chemistry is a physical science
What is the method of science?
Why study chemistry?
What is matter?
Mass and weight
The density of matter varies
There are three states of matter
There are several forms of energy
The conservation of matter and energy
The Centigrade temperature scale
The metric system
The scientific notation of numbers
Accuracy of measurements

The Composition of Matter

All matter is divided into three general classes
Substances include compounds and mixtures
There are relatively few elements in nature
There are two general classes of elements
What do we mean by a chemical symbol?
What is the significance of a symbol?
Compounds differ from mixtures
The Law of Definite Proportions
Some common examples of mixtures and compounds

Matter and Its Changes

Of what particles is matter composed?
How large are molecules?
Are all substances composed of molecules?
The formula of compounds
The molecules of gasses have motion
Moving molecules have kinetic energy
The diffusion of gasses
All gasses do not diffuse at the same rate
Motion in liquids and solids
What are physical changes?
What are chemical changes?
Chemical change involves energy
How are chemical changes brought about?
What are nuclear changes?

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