Faculty of Bioscience and Applied Chemistry

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MAC200YB(材料化学 / Materials chemistry 200)
Managing Safety in Chemistry

Toshihiro YOSHIHARA

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Faculty/Graduate school Faculty of Bioscience and Applied Chemistry
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Year 2022
Class code H7019
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Term 春学期授業/Spring
Day/Period 月3/Mon.3
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Campus 小金井
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生:教員の受講許可が必要(オンライン授業の場合は、学習支援システムで許可を得るようにする)
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Interdepartmental class taking system for Academic Achievers (Notes)
Class taught by instructors with practical experience
SDGs CP
Urban Design CP
Diversity CP
Learning for the Future CP
Carbon Neutral CP
Chiyoda Campus Consortium
Category 学部共通科目

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[Course outline]
Even in developed countries, they had caused many environmental problems so called “pollutions” in their economically/idealistically immature eras. These experiences are now commonly utilized not only to keep their domestic environments, but also to solve similar problems in developing countries. A common issue of such “pollutions” is understandable as a clear relationship between the cause and the result and/or between the perpetrator and the victim. However, such a clear relationship would be disappeared, and at the present time, all humankind is simultaneously a perpetrator and a victim when we face to newly happening environmental problems, such as greenhouse gas problems, PM2.5, and micro-plastics. Thus, we are still seeking for the way to solve them, which may stand on a different approach than ever.
Studying the environmental sciences could lead us to the answer. It is not a sole but a total natural science, and sometimes, it includes social sciences like economy, politics, and cultural anthropology. Here, this lecture provides you a basis of “the environmental sciences” (e.g., history of pollutions and how mankind solve the problems). In addition, the lecture may promote you to deepen your mind, what is the safety in environment and how to solve environmental problems at the present time and/or in future we will face in a mean of SDGs.
The learning schedule is showing below.
1. Guidance and Introduction
2. What makes the environment
3-4. The environment and the Ecosystem
5-6. The pollution of the air
7-9. The pollution of the water
10-11. The pollution of the soil
12-14. Group Discussion (or debate)
[Learning Objectives]
1. To have basic knowledge for the past and the present problems
2. To understand the nature of the problems from the social and the scientific background
3. To know methodology to solve the problems without self-righteousness
[Grading Criteria /Policy]
The grading is based on reports after each lecture. The semester test is not conducted. The reports are graded by following three points of views; 1. Analyzed with a correct data/information (indicate the reference), 2, Witten in clear, consistent, and original sentences in response to a theme, 3. Easy to read without wrong character.

Default language used in class

日本語 / Japanese