- Role of coal in the development of the Industrial Revolution:
- Coal=more efficient fuel. Led to the following two things. Can be better controlled than wood
- produces coke when roasted in low oxygen environment
- cleaner-burning nearly pure chunk of carbon.
- Role of Coal Gas in the development of the Industrial Revolution:
- First industrial pollution
- Williams Murdoch figures out how to burn it and leads to gas lamps (methane)
- Role of Coal Tar in the development of the Industrial Revolution:
- First industrial pollution
- A bunch of leftover crap after coal burned
- A bunch of stuff can be extracted to make stuff like plastic
- Can be used to make dyes (aniline dyes)
- Beginning of Industrial Chemistry
- Who discovered Aniline Dyes? Why is this a crucial part of the history of chemistry?
- William Perkins
- Beginning of Industrial Chemistry
- Identify 4 important chemical products or processes that originated with the desire for more brilliant colors.
- Artificial sweetener saccharine
- creosote for preserving wood timbers
- colors in children's cereals
- surgical disinfectants
- What role did Bunsen's burner play in chemistry?
- More controlled and hotter flame using coal gas
- Used to identify chemicals using spectra
- What role did s spectral grating play in furthering chemistry?
- What does an optical or spectral grating do to light?
- It splits the frequencies to show each one.
- It is important to identify elements and to identify energy tiers.
- What does an optical or spectral grating do to light?