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Chemical Production of a mural with the most important chemists of the last centuries

1. Development of a mural with the most important chemists of the last centuries

Objectives	study and make known the influence of various chemicals in the development of science and improving our quality of life.
Level	3 º ESO.
Date	The date will be set by the teachers of the subject.
Support Cardboard	of different colors that will stick on purple paper and exposed continuously in the hall giving access to the corridors of 3 º ESO. This purple paper must be headed by the school crest and symbol commemorating the International Year of Chemistry
Description	Among a list of chemical, a chemical is assigned to each of the groups in which to divide the classroom. For each chemical, the students will compose a piece of cardboard summary which will include the following elements: - Portrait of the chemical. - Place and date of birth. - Brief description historical period in which he lived. - Main achievements and comment on them.
Chemical to study	Robert Boyle. For his study of the gas laws. Antoine Laurent Lavoisier . On the use and introduction of scale and the metric system in chemical measurements. Its principle of conservation of mass, the study of the behavior of oxygen at the expense of the phlogiston theory John Dalton. For his study of chemical proportions Michael Faraday. For his study of the principles of electrochemistry Dimitri Mendeleev. For the development of one of the first systematic periodic table and predict the existence of scandium, gallium and germanium. JJThomson . For its contribution to the study of the atomic model. Ernest Rutherford. For his contribution to the study of the atomic model. Marie Curie. For his study of the principles of radioactivity. Fritz Haber. To discover the process of industrial synthesis of ammonia. Linus Pauling. For his contribution to atomic model and link model (VTE) Elhuyar Brothers. Discover the tungsten Andrés Manuel del Rio . To discover vanadium Antonio de Ulloa. Discover the platinum Amadeo Avogadro. By introducing the concept of mole Friedrich Wöhler. For the artificial synthesis of urea Henri Louis Le Chatelier . For his study of the modification of chemical equilibrium Jöns Jacob Berzelius . For their efforts to convert the chemistry in a modern science. Svante August Arrhenius . For his study of the electrolysis Joseph Priestley. For his study of the composition of air Alfred Bernhard Nobel. For the discovery of dynamite Friedrich von Kekulé Augst Stradonitz . By studying the structure of benzene Joseph Louis Proust. By the law of constant proportions and research in chemical analysis Stanislao Cannizzaro. For his study of reactions in organic chemistry and determination of molecular weights. Ernest Solvay. For his research in industrial production of soda. Louis Pasteur. For his study of the stereochemistry Leo Baekeland. For his discovery of Bakelite and precursor of the plastics industry San Alberto Magno. For his discovery of arsenic Carl Sheela . By discovering the chlorine, oxygen, barium, molybdenum, nitrogen and magnesium Charles Goodyear . For the discovery of organometallic compounds. Adolf von Baeyer . For his study on the synthesis of dyes Wilhelm Ostwald. Pos kinetic studies in color.
Bibliography	-History of Chemistry. Francisco Aragón de la Cruz. Editorial Summary -A Brief History of Chemistry. Isaac Asimov. Alianza Editorial General Chemical. MR Fidalgo and JA Fernández. Editorial Everest "Some books of the scientific collection of editorial Levels encyclopedic dictionaries, encyclopedias and -Internet-Biographies and lives All books listed in this relationship are available for loan from Public Libraries Network of the Community of Madrid, the center is closest to the College Retirement Public Library. To browse the catalog is necessary to enter the page: http://www.madrid.org/biblio_catalogos/cgi-bin/abnetopac/O9233/ID29052898?ACC=101