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Series: Introducing Elements, Compounds and Mixtures
Compounds: Death of a President
From water to table salt, we safely come into contact with countless chemical compounds every day. But compounds can also be deadly. Using Turkish President Turgut Özal’s death and eventual autopsy as real-life context, this video examines the...Show More
From water to table salt, we safely come into contact with countless chemical compounds every day. But compounds can also be deadly. Using Turkish President Turgut Özal’s death and eventual autopsy as real-life context, this video examines the chemical and structural qualities of compounds—in particular, the toxic pesticide known as DDT. Complemented by clear graphics, it is essential viewing for students of chemistry. Show Less
Elements: The Hanover Poisoning
A poisoned umbrella and a forensic investigation … using an unusual and as-yet-unsolved true crime as a launching place, this video shows that the chemistry of matter matters. Elements, as represented on the periodic table, are made up of only...Show More
A poisoned umbrella and a forensic investigation … using an unusual and as-yet-unsolved true crime as a launching place, this video shows that the chemistry of matter matters. Elements, as represented on the periodic table, are made up of only one type of atom. Using mercury – and mercury poisoning – as an example, this video examines the chemical and structural qualities of elements and the anomalies that make mercury unusual. Complemented by clear graphics, it is essential viewing for students of chemistry. Show Less
Introducing Elements, Compounds and Mixtures
Matter exists as elements, compounds and mixtures. But what are the differences between these three forms? Using straightforward images and diagrams and commonplace examples, this video introduces students to how elements, compounds and mixtures...Show More
Matter exists as elements, compounds and mixtures. But what are the differences between these three forms? Using straightforward images and diagrams and commonplace examples, this video introduces students to how elements, compounds and mixtures are formed, how they bond and combine, and if and how they separate. Succinct and clear, this is essential viewing for students of chemistry. Show Less
Mixtures: Tailings Dam Disaster
The products of mining—metals, minerals, and fuels—are essential to our everyday lives. But the waste by-products from mining processes, called tailings, can be highly toxic. Using the 2014 Mount Polley Mine tailings dam and its catastrophic...Show More
The products of mining—metals, minerals, and fuels—are essential to our everyday lives. But the waste by-products from mining processes, called tailings, can be highly toxic. Using the 2014 Mount Polley Mine tailings dam and its catastrophic release of toxic chemical mixtures into the environment as an example, this video explores the make-up of mixtures, identifying the differences between solutions, colloids and suspensions. Complemented by clear graphics, it is essential viewing for students of chemistry. Show Less