Chemistry 30
CH30-EC2
Examine applications of electrochemistry and their impact on society and the environment.
SI, DM
Indicators for this outcome
(a) | Provide examples of oxidation-reduction (redox) reactions that occur in nature and in technological processes. (STSE, K) |
(b) | Evaluate the economic importance of electrochemical technologies and processes. (STSE, K, A) |
(c) | Investigate the impact of the electrochemical industry on the environment, including disposal of raw materials, batteries and mine tailings. (STSE, A) |
(d) | Design and carry out experiments which illustrate the processes of electrolysis and electroplating. (S, K) |
(e) | Investigate the process of corrosion and its prevention (e.g., painting and coating, cathodic protection, alloys, sacrificial anodes and avoiding incompatible metals). (STSE, K) |
(f) | Examine the role of oxidation and reduction in biological processes (e.g., photosynthesis, respiration and the action of antioxidants). (STSE, K) |
(g) | Research the role of oxidation and reduction in First Nations and Métis practices (e.g., drying and smoking meat for preservation). (STSE, K) |
(h) | Explain how electrical energy is produced in hydrogen fuel cells and various types (e.g., lead-acid, nickel-cadmium, alkaline and lithium-ion) of batteries. (STSE, K, A) |
(i) | Research and discuss the issue of storage of electrical energy as a barrier to large scale adoption of renewable energy resources. (STSE, K, A) |
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