This course will focus on a survey of selected chemical industries or processes that release hazardous and non-hazardous chemicals into the environment; fate and transport of chemicals in environmental media; data collection, presentation, and interpretation.
Course Content
Chemical Foundations
Chemistry Basics
Stoichiometry
Chemical Reactions
Chemical Bonding
Chemical Equilibrium
Supplemental Information
Acids & Bases
Aqueous Equilibria
Transition Metals
Organic Chemistry
Environmental Chemistry
Course Objectives
Students that complete this course will be able to: List key chemicals and modes of release associated with selected industries; Describe the chemical, soil, water, and geological properties which govern the fate and transport of chemicals in environmental media; List chemical parameter changes associated with aerobic and anaerobic degradation; and Describe procedures and practices commonly used to ensure the quality of analytical data.
Who Should Attend
Federal, State, and Local Regulators
Industrial Compliance Managers and Consultants
Project Managers
Environmental Scientists and Engineers
Cost
Online Course Fee - $395.00
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