ENGLISH FOR STUDENTS OF CHEMICAL TECHNOLOGY

ENGLISH FOR STUDENTS OF CHEMICAL TECHNOLOGY Ms. TRAN Van Ty Jun 2015 INTRODUCTION • Course name: English for students of chemical technology • Required pre-take courses: - English 1, English 2 - Specialized courses: Refining technology, Gas processing technology, Petroleum chemistry INTRODUCTION • Aim of this course: to provide for students: - a number of English terminological vocabulary for chemical engineering and petrochemical - method and skill to read and understand (reading comprehension) English technical materials - method and skill to translate English technical materials INTRODUCTION • Outlines of content: 2 parts: - English for chemistry and chemical technology - English for petrochemical technology • Each part consists of a number of lessons. • Lessons: reading, vocabulary, grammar review, exercises INTRODUCTION • Students’ duty: - Present 80% class time - Do 2 tests: midterm test and final test • Evaluating method - Presence: 20% - Midterm test: 20% - Final test: 60% INTRODUCTION • Materials: -Materials from teachers - References: 1. Nguyễn Thị Hiền, Nguyễn Trọng Đàn, Lê Thị Lan Chi. The language of chemistry, food and biological technology in English. Đại học bách khoa Hà nội 2009 2. Phạm Thanh Huyền. Tiếng Anh dành cho sinh viên ngành lọc hóa dầu. Nhà xuất bản khoa học và kỹ thuật Hà nội 3. Evan Frendo and David Bonamy. English for the oil industry. Pearson Education Limited 2011 4. Từ điển hóa học Anh Việt – Nhà xuất bản Khoa học và Kỹ thuật INTRODUCTION • Instructor: Ms. Vân Ty, Ms. Eng • vantytran103@gmail.com • Rules: - English as much as possible - No chatting - Can sleep? - Personal things? - Evaluate your presence: 10% presence, 10% your interaction, activity in class and homework INTRODUCTION How to interact in class: 100% English? 50-50? INTRODUCTION • Aim of this course: why do we have to study English for students of chemical technology? Students? Now: - read references, book, scientific paper,… for major courses and for thesis Future: - Working - Graduated and post graduated education: master, PhD,… English is a must! INTRODUCTION • What for? - Read chemical substances, chemical formula. - Vocabulary of general chemistry, matter, chemical laboratory equipment, chemical reactors. - Describe a chemical experiment. - Vocabulary of crude oil, its properties and its products; of refinery and refining processes. - Describe a technological diagram. [...]... 47/100 - forty-seven hundredths 1/100 - a hundredth 1/1,000 - a thousandth Use a decimal point (NOT a comma) 2.5 = two point five 4.3 = four point three 4.125 = four point one two fine 3,456.789 = three thousand, four hundred and fifty-six point seven eight nine LESSON 1 Reading chemical signs and formulas + plus, and, together with - minus = give, form → give, pass over to, lead to ↔ forms and is formed...INTRODUCTION • Outline for this course: 30 periods/ 6 sessions 1 Introduction, reading chemical formula, periodic table, review number, ABC; reading text on Chemistry and its branches 2 Classification of matters, laboratory equipments, reactors 3 Mid-term test Crude oil: definition, properties, prices 4 Petroleum... chemical signs and formulas + plus, and, together with - minus = give, form → give, pass over to, lead to ↔ forms and is formed from, form and are formed from 0oC zero degrees Celsius/ centigrade 0oF zero degrees Fahrenheit 100oC one /a/ hundred degrees centigrade 10 0oF one /a/ hundred degrees Fahrenheit k' k prime s1 s sub one  subscript Univalent /,ju:ni'veilənt/ Hóa trị 1 Divalent /'dai'veilənt/... Hạt nhân Positive electrical charge(s) (+) Proton (+) ['proutɔn] Neutron (0) ['nju:trɔn] Atomic number = no of protons = no of electron Số hiệu nguyên tử Molecule Ion Electrical charge Điện tích Electron [i'lektrɔn]  Negative electrical charge (-) LESSON 1 Ion symbol Name of Ion Ion symbol Name of Ion H+ Hydrogen Mn2+ Manganese (II) Li+ Lithium Co2+ Cobalt (II) / Cobaltous Na+ Sodium Pb2+ Lead (II)... Mercury (II) / Mercuric Au+ Gold Sn2+ Tin (II) / Stannous Al3+ Aluminum Sn4+ Tin (IV) / Stannic Ni2+ Nickel Fe2+ Iron (II) / Ferrous Zn2+ Zinc Fe3+ Iron (III) / Ferric LESSON 1 Ion symbol Name of Ion Ion symbol Name of Ion H+ Hydrogen Mn2+ Manganese (II) Li+ Lithium Co2+ Cobalt (II) / Cobaltous Na+ Sodium Pb2+ Lead (II) / Plumbous Cr3+ Chromium (II) / Chromic Cu+ Copper (I) / Cuprous Cu2+ Copper (I) /... Fe3+ Iron (III) / Ferric LESSON 1 Atom Negative Ion Compound Oxygen O2-, oxide Nitrogen N3-, nitride Sulfur S2-, sulfide Phosphorus P3-, phosphide Flourine F-, flouride HF, hydrogen flouride (GAS) Hydroflouric acid Chlorine Cl-, chloride HCl, hydrogen chloride (GAS) Hydrochloric acid Bromine Br-, bromide HBr, hydrogen bromide (GAS) Hydrobromic acid Iodine I-, iodide HI, hydrogen iodide (GAS) Hydroiodic... (GAS) Hydrosulfuric acid LESSON 1 Atom Negative Ion Compound Oxygen O2-, oxide Nitrogen N3-, nitride Sulfur S2-, sulfide Phosphorus P3-, phosphide Flourine F-, flouride HF, hydrogen flouride (GAS) Hydroflouric acid Chlorine Cl-, chloride HCl, hydrogen chloride (GAS) Hydrochloric acid Bromine Br-, bromide HBr, hydrogen bromide (GAS) Hydrobromic acid Iodine I-, iodide HI, hydrogen iodide (GAS) Hydroiodic . ENGLISH FOR STUDENTS OF CHEMICAL TECHNOLOGY Ms. TRAN Van Ty Jun 2015 INTRODUCTION • Course name: English for students of chemical technology • Required pre-take courses: - English 1, English. materials INTRODUCTION • Outlines of content: 2 parts: - English for chemistry and chemical technology - English for petrochemical technology • Each part consists of a number of lessons. • Lessons: reading, vocabulary,. 100% English? 50-50? INTRODUCTION • Aim of this course: why do we have to study English for students of chemical technology? Students? Now: - read references, book, scientific paper,… for major