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  Chinese Journal of Chemical Education--2005, 26 (6)   Published: 18 March 2005
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Discussion on the Prohibition Against Using Azo Dyestuff

SUN Zhanhuai
Chinese Journal of Chemical Education. 2005, 26 (6): 1-2,10.
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The background of thatsome azo dyestuffswhich are harmful to human body was prohibited from using by European Union is briefly introduced.Moreover,the reduction or decomposition products and intermediate compounds of these azo dyestuffs are introduced,including their chemical names,toxicology and the typesof toxicity.

Food Colors and their Effect on the Human Body Health

YU Liqing, PENG Shujin
Chinese Journal of Chemical Education. 2005, 26 (6): 3-5,10.
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Color is one of evaluating indexes of food.It is necessary to know something about food colors as people have more and more artificial food with the development of food industry.In this paper,some knowledge about food colors and their advantages and disadvantages to the health of human body.

STOCKHOLM CONVENTION and Persistent Organic Pollutants(POPs)

SHEN Ping
Chinese Journal of Chemical Education. 2005, 26 (6): 6-10.
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In this paper,the characteristics of POPs are given.The kind,structure,usage and harm of twelve POPs inhibited by STOCKHOLM CONVENTION are introduced.In addtion,the status of POPs in China is also given.

Research Progress of Photoinduced Superhydrophilicity of Nanometer TiO2

LIANG Huifeng, HE Yongjun
Chinese Journal of Chemical Education. 2005, 26 (6): 11-12.
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As a photocatalysis environmental material,nanometer TiO2 can effectively degrade pollutants,and mineralize them to CO2,H2O and other inorganic smallmolecule substances.So nanometer TiO2 can be applied to waste water treatmen,t air cleaning,sterilization and deodorization.In this paper,a review is given on its preparation and photoinduced superhydrophilicity mechanism of nanometer TiO2,and the research progress and application prospect of nanometer TiO2 in self cleaning building materials and sterilization etc.

The Curriculum Consciousness of Green Chemistry and the Methodology of Curriculum Design

GAO Cheng, LI Heting
Chinese Journal of Chemical Education. 2005, 26 (6): 13-15.
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Teachers' curriculum consciousness plays a more important role in development of subject education confronting with rapid development of subject and backwardness of subject education.Curriculum consciousness of green chemistry is the teachers' basic understanding of the green chemistry curriculum system and the basic reflection of green chemistry curriculum design and operation.The significance of arousing the curriculum consciousness of green chemistry is according with the needs of the times,the promotion of the principal status of teachers and ensuring the implementation of green chemistry curriculum.The curriculum design includes object design,frame design,content design and evaluation design,based on curriculum consciousness of green chemistry.

Implementing New Course and Well Use the New Teaching Material

LIU Chengkun
Chinese Journal of Chemical Education. 2005, 26 (6): 16-19,26.
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Chinese Journal of Chemical Education. 2005, 26 (6): 20-23.
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Chinese Journal of Chemical Education. 2005, 26 (6): 24-26.
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Teachers and Students Discussing the Difficulty of Joining Point of Chemistry Teaching and Study between Junior Middle School and Senior Middle School

ZHU Jijie, LIU Jinhua
Chinese Journal of Chemical Education. 2005, 26 (6): 27-29.
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Adjustment of Analytical Chemistry Teaching According to the Characteristics of Pharmacy Specialty

DUAN Wenjun
Chinese Journal of Chemical Education. 2005, 26 (6): 30-31.
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Thinking about Adaptability Teaching of Inorganic Chemistry

ZHENG Jing, DING Derun
Chinese Journal of Chemical Education. 2005, 26 (6): 32-33.
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Chinese Journal of Chemical Education. 2005, 26 (6): 34-34.
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Chinese Journal of Chemical Education. 2005, 26 (6): 35-36,44.
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Chinese Journal of Chemical Education. 2005, 26 (6): 37-38.
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Discussion on Essential Quality of Scholarly Teachers

XIANG Dianguo
Chinese Journal of Chemical Education. 2005, 26 (6): 39-39,63.
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Investigation and Analysis about the Status of Chemistry Self-study Ability of Middle School Students

ZHANG Yumin, FANG Huijing, XIONG Xiangliang
Chinese Journal of Chemical Education. 2005, 26 (6): 40-42.
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Chinese Journal of Chemical Education. 2005, 26 (6): 43-44.
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Chinese Journal of Chemical Education. 2005, 26 (6): 45-47,49.
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Chinese Journal of Chemical Education. 2005, 26 (6): 48-49.
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Chinese Journal of Chemical Education. 2005, 26 (6): 50-51.
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Chinese Journal of Chemical Education. 2005, 26 (6): 51-51.
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Chinese Journal of Chemical Education. 2005, 26 (6): 52-52.
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Chinese Journal of Chemical Education. 2005, 26 (6): 53-53.
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Chinese Journal of Chemical Education. 2005, 26 (6): 54-54,59.
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Chinese Journal of Chemical Education. 2005, 26 (6): 55-56,59.
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How to Gain the Highest Equilibrium Yield of Gas Reaction

WEI Rui
Chinese Journal of Chemical Education. 2005, 26 (6): 57-59.
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Gas Chemistry and the Substitution of Chemical Standard Form

SHI Cheng
Chinese Journal of Chemical Education. 2005, 26 (6): 60-63.
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Chinese Journal of Chemical Education. 2005, 26 (6): 64-65.
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