ELEMENT RESEARCH PROJECT

This project will count as a major test grade. You will work in groups and each member of the group is expected to do an equal part.

Written portion (50%):

  • Each member will tun in their own work in addition to a team written report.

Oral presentation (50%):

  • Each member is expected to participate (the use of visual aids, etc. is encouraged.

Each member of the group will get the same grade.

EXCEPTION:

  • No work on the project will result in a grade of zero!!

The assigned team leader will be responsible for

  • organizing the group responsibilities,
  • reporting group progress to the teacher.

ASSIGNED ELEMENTS:

Chlorine | Iron | Lead | Carbon | Sulfur | Tin | Aluminum


The element you have been assigned to research is Chlorine: the ozone layer and CFC's

You will write a paper and make an oral presentation that includes the following topics

  1. Physical Properties
  2. Chemical Properties
  3. Hazardous compounds containing the element
  4. Sources of the hazardous elements/compound
  5. Environmental effects of the elements and/or compounds
  6. Annual rates of production of the element
  7. Potential environmentally-safe alternatives to the hazardous element/compound

The Element you have been assigned to research is Iron.

You will write a paper and make an oral presentation that includes the following topics

  1. Physical Properties
  2. Chemical Properties
  3. Industrial, commercial, medical and/or household uses
  4. Current rates of recycling
  5. Energy savings and pollution reduction benefits of recycling the element
  6. Dangers to the environment or humans
  7. Current statistics or information (global distribution and abundance, prime consumers, annual worldwide consumption, amount of remaining reserves)

The element you have been assigned to research is Lead: Lead poising, soil and water contamination

You will write a paper and make an oral presentation that includes the following topics

  1. Physical Properties
  2. Chemical Properties
  3. Hazardous compounds containing the element
  4. Sources of the hazardous elements/compounds
  5. Environmental effects of the elements and/or compounds
  6. Annual rates of production of the element
  7. Potential environmentally-safe alternatives to the hazardous element/compound

The element you have been assigned to research is Carbon: Carbon dioxide and the green-house effect.

You will write a paper and make an oral presentation that includes the following topics

  1. Physical Properties
  2. Chemical Properties
  3. Hazardous compounds containing the element
  4. Sources of the hazardous elements/compounds
  5. Environmental effects of the elements and/or compounds
  6. Annual rates of production of the element
  7. Potential environmentally-safe alternatives to the hazardous element/compound

The element you have been assigned to research is Sulfur: Acid rain & acid rain gases.

You will write a paper and make an oral presentation that includes the following topics

  1. Physical Properties
  2. Chemical Properties
  3. Hazardous compounds containing the element
  4. Sources of the hazardous elements/compounds
  5. Environmental effects of the elements and/or compounds
  6. Annual rates of production of the element
  7. Potential environmentally-safe alternatives to the hazardous element/compound

The element you have been assigned to research is Tin.

You will write a paper and make an oral presentation that includes the following topics

  1. Physical Properties
  2. Chemical Properties
  3. Industrial, commercial, medical and/or household uses
  4. Current rates of recycling
  5. Energy savings and pollution reduction benefits of recycling the element
  6. Dangers to the environment or humans
  7. Current statistics or information (global distribution and abundance, prime consumers, annual worldwide consumption, amount of remaining reserves)

The element you have been assigned to research is Aluminum.

You will write a paper and make an oral presentation that includes the following topics

  1. Physical Properties
  2. Chemical Properties
  3. Industrial, commercial, medical and/or household uses
  4. Current rates of recycling
  5. Energy savings and pollution reduction benefits of recycling the element
  6. Dangers to the environment or humans
  7. Current statistics or information (global distribution and abundance, prime consumers, annual worldwide consumption, amount of remaining reserves)


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