"Explain a chemical principle that a chemist uses." (1 Viewer)

[Cube3]

"outline the role of a chemist employed in a named industry or enterprise, identifying the branch of chemistry undertaken by the chemist and

"explaining a chemical principle that the chemist uses "


does anyone have information to achieve this outcome?

the HSC online does not actually explain any chemical principles regarding the plastics industry - it just gives tasks that they might do, not explain a principle used.

 

[Constip8edSkunk]

im doing the guy in conquering chem, burhan gemikonakli from qenos, the principle they explain is gas chromatography.... it covers this pt pretty well, yeah check out that textbook

 

[ND]

Yeh the priciple behind gas-solid chromatography is adsorption.

edit: although i think adsorption is a physical principle (someone correct me if i'm wrong).

 

[inasero]

im doing joe bloggs
he is an environemental engineer at qenos and uses the principle of AAS to monitor waste products

 

[lm1122]

My teacher suggested for one of the industries/enterprises the EPA (environmental protection authority). They..do....stuff.....

 

[mercury]

It's not the person's name that matters. It's the industry and the job and what principle is used for that job.

Eg. Analytical Chemist - Sydney water dude using AAS to monitor heavy metal concentraiton in our waterways.

Expand on that.

 

[toknblackguy]

hahahaha
i'm not even bothering with this syllabus point
i'll just read it once so it's in the back of my mindm, but that's about it
i don't think even the BOS is that screwed to ask a random question like that!

 

[mon_mon]

just relate it to one of the pracs you did. Someone out there has that as a job. And then just give them a company that they work for, say the EPA or Sydney Water or BHP or whatever.

 

[iambored]

i'm doing gemikonakli, and there was some stuff on something on the csu site, can't remember if it was that point or one from the prac side

 

[Lord Ac]

Originally posted by toknblackguy
hahahaha
i'm not even bothering with this syllabus point
i'll just read it once so it's in the back of my mindm, but that's about it
i don't think even the BOS is that screwed to ask a random question like that!

It was on the Catholic Trials!

I got full marks for it My principal was the only one i could think of "conservatoin of energy" and so i bulled some crap about in industrial reactions the dude needs to know where all the energy is going, etc (from my industrial Chem optoin background)

Ac

 

[mon_mon]

Yeah, though it should be a general question in the exam, nothing too specific, only asking about A person working in AN industry using A technique.