51³Ô¹Ïstudents from the environmental chemistry class followed a new chemical training at AUCA
April 15, 2015
Last week, on Thursday, 51³Ô¹Ïstudents from the environmental chemistry class followed a chemical training. Their tasks were to analyze water samples, and determine their colorimetric scale and concentration ofÌýchloride and metalÌýions. All students gotÌýcorrect results, an evidence of students' better understanding theory of environmental chemistry courseÌýandÌýgood practicesÌýfor chemicalÌýcalculations in previous classes.Ìý
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“Since our first training was successful,â€� said Zheenbek Kulenbekov, Chair of Environmental Management and Sustainable Development program (EM&SD) at AUCA, “we are planning a visit to the Laboratory of Hydrobiology and Ichthyology at theÌýInstitute of Biology and Pedology of the Kyrgyz National Academy of Sciences on Tuesday, 14th of April. ÌýStudents will be learning how to carry out bioindication in practice.ÌýBioindication is a method to assess changes in organisms or ecosystems induced by anthropogenic environmental influences. The results obtained can be used to estimate the pollution load in environment components, e.g. soil, air or waterâ€�
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Additionally,ÌýEM&SD Program isÌýplanning a field trip the followingÌýTuesday, 21th of April, to the Big Chui Canal to use new equipmentÌýto carry out someÌýin situÌýmeasurements. Students will learn how to perform properÌýin situÌýanalysis of water quality of the Big Chui Canal.Ìý




