CH 4035 - Marine Chemistry

Marine chemistry examines the ocean as a single chemical system. This course includes the chemical properties of seawater, the application of chemical equilibrium and kinetics, the seawater carbonate system and ocean acidification, the global and oceanic carbon and nitrogen cycles, trace metals, and nutrients. Field work will introduce students to best sampling and measurement practices. Field locations are determined by the instructor. Prerequisites: General Chemistry I and General Chemistry II, either Organic Chemistry I or Principles of Organic Chemistry. 2 hours Lecture - 2 credits

Prerequisite(s): CH 1103 + CH 1203 General Chemistry I & II, CH 2120 Organic Chemistry I or CH 2003 Principles of Organic Chemistry.

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