Environmental Organic Chemistry (ENVS*6740)

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Environmental Organic Chemistry (ENVS*6740)

Course code:

ENVS*6740

Section:

Course term:

Winter

Course instructor:

J. Longstaffe

Details:

This course explores the chemical processes that influence organic compounds in the environment. Topics discussed include: the transformation of anthropogenic organic contaminants, the form and function of natural organic matter, and analytical methods including compound specific stable isotope analysis and environmental nuclear magnetic resonance.

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