- •1. Why do you think this direction is so important for chemistry?
- •2. For what reason is the major part of scientists involved in chemical engineering? Part I chemical engineering
- •Comprehension Aspect
- •Part II research chemists
- •What’s the difference between a chemical engineer and a research chemist?
- •What is so particular about the job of a research chemist?
- •What personal qualities should a person possess in order to become a research chemist?
- •Grammar aspect the participle
- •Absolute participial construction
- •Text b pharmaceutical chemistry
- •1. Why did this direction of chemistry become a separate branch not so long ago compared to other directions?
- •2. What are the future perspectives of pharmaceutical chemistry: will it be beneficial to humanity or not?
- •Comprehension Aspect
- •Test c ecological chemistry
- •1. What in your opinion caused the emergence of a totally new and separate speciality as environmental chemistry?
- •2. Do you think we possess enough theoretical knowledge and a sufficient instrumental basis for the effective functioning of this branch of chemistry?
- •Comprehension Aspect
- •Text d teaching chemistry
- •1. Do you remember your first teacher? What memories do you have of your chemistry teacher/s?
- •2. What is necessary to become a teacher?
- •Comprehension Aspect
- •Unit II pharmaceutical chemistry text a
- •Drug discovery
- •Comprehension Aspect
- •Grammar Aspect the infinitive (revision)
- •I am glad to visit you я рад посетить вас
- •1) Purpose
- •2) Result or consequence
- •Oral and Written Speech Aspect text b pharmaceutical impurities
- •Impurities Associated with apIs.
- •Inorganic Impurities
- •Impurities Related to Formulation
- •Text c aspirin
- •Unit III colloid chemistry text a
- •In what field of chemistry are colloid chemical problems encountered?
- •Solution
- •Comprehension Aspect
- •Grammar aspect complex subject (The Subjective Infinitive Construction)
- •Complex object
- •Oral and Written Speech Aspect text b electrolyte solutions
- •Unit IV nanotechnology
- •What is nanotechnology?
- •Comprehension Aspect
- •Grammar aspect the gerund
- •Tense and Voice Forms of the Gerund
- •Gerundial constructions
- •Verbs Used Only with the Gerund
- •Oral and Written Speech Aspect text b catalysis
- •Green Chemistry
- •Comprehension Aspect
- •Grammar aspect conditional sentences
- •1. Unreal conditionals can be also expressed in the following way:
- •2. Adverbial clauses of condition containing had, were, could, should are introduced without any conjunction to make the sentences more emphatic. In these cases we find inversion:
- •Mixed Conditionals
- •Oral and Written Speech Aspect text b
- •Text c changing the course of chemistry
- •Comprehension Aspeсt
- •Grammar aspect
- •Incineration
- •Part II
- •Text c environmental questions
- •Part II Writing Skills
- •I . Definitions
- •II. Qualities of a Good Abstract
- •III. Two types of abstracts are typically used:
- •Descriptive Abstracts
- •Informative Abstracts
- •IV. Structure of a Typical Abstract
- •V. Things to Avoid
- •VI. Sample Abstracts
- •Part III supplementary reading Chemists of the future
- •History of pharmacy
- •Internet pharmacy
- •Pharmacology
- •Placebo
- •Placebo in history
- •Solubility
- •Solution
- •A review of how nanotechnology relates to
- •Various disciplines
- •Inorganic Chemistry
- •Paved with titanium
- •Coming to a window near you
- •Carbon nanotubes and general electro-op
- •Abstract writing
- •The structure of a technical report
- •Quiz time “At the Chemist’s”
Quiz time “At the Chemist’s”
…-depressants: medicines or drugs that help people suffering from the mental condition or depression
2. The form on which a doctor has written details of a medicine which he/she has told you to take.
3. Another name for a shop where medicines are sold
4. Tablets like aspirin, ibuprofen and paracetamol that can help relieve pain.
5. Medicine that is used to cure an illness.
6. Over the … : medicines which can be sold in a pharmacy without a doctor’s prescription.
7. … remedies: plants used as medicines to stop illness or pain.
8. The informal American word for a pharmacy.
9. Always read the …: make sure you take the advice given on the medicine container.
10. The amount of medicine you are told to take.
