CHM131 projects for 2003-2004

Here is a list of projects for students registered on CHM131 (Chemistry and the internet) for 2003-2004.

• Craig Beilby: Esterification
• Zoe Bellamy: Oxides and oxoacids of nitrogen
• Jocelyn Benning: Food flavourings
• Antonio Berrios: Chemistry and evolution
• Paul Beswick: Chemistry and the Student Way of Life
• Craig Boyle: The chemistry of amides
• Katherine Brown: The structure of DNA
• Patrick Brown: Gold
• Nicholas Bulpett:
• Craig Connor: Hydrogen bonding
• Jamie Cowley: Chemistry of the atmosphere
• Kieran Crickmar: The chemistry of cyanide
• John Dix: The chemistry of haemoglobin
• Stewart Dods: Cobalt
• James Duckworth: The creation of new elements
• Adam Ellis: Chemistry of xenon
• Simon England: Halogenoalkanes
• Peter Formby: Epoxyethane
• Toby Gould: Limestone and its chemical uses
• Robert Grace: Crystal packing
• Lucy Grainger: Important people in chemistry history
• Daniel Higgs: Silicon
• Katie Judd: Chemistry of the carbonyl and hydroxyl groups
• Anthony Liddell: Chemical tests for organic functional groups for A level students
• Matthew Lilley: Catalytic converters
• Binhong Liu: Trace elements in the body
• Amy McDonough: Alcohols
• Daniel Needham: Colour in transition metal chemistry
• James Newbury:
• Liam O'Neill: Chemistry of paint
• Andrew Palfrey: Group 13 elements
• Alex Parsons: Rubber
• Michael Persad: Chemistry of arsenic
• Peter Pitts:
• Lauren Povey: Chemistry and compounds of oxygen
• Akikur Rahman: The most reactive elements
• Andrew Robinson: Chemistry of muscles
• Steven Robinson: Acid and base reactions
• Voirrey Robinson: Catalysis by transition elements
• Mark Rome: The Chemistry of Carbonyl Compounds
• Christopher Saywell: Buffer solutions
• Lee Slimming: Chemistry of photography
• Paul Smart: Mechanisms and curly arrows
• Judith Spence: Chemistry of hair dye
• Sarah Spinks: Mathematical equations for chemists
• Adam Squires: 19th century chemistry
• Nathaniel Sullivan: New fuels and technologies
• Nigel Weir:
• John Wells: Nuclear chemistry
• Laura White: Conducting polymers
• Simon Whiteman:
• Matthew Whitfield: Radiation and radicals
• Vicki Wright: Applications of isotopes
• John Bowler:
• David Sorrell: Precious stones

CHM131 projects for 2002-2003

Here is a list of projects for students registered on CHM131 (Chemistry and the internet) for 2002-2003.

• Carl Adams: Pain-killing drugs
• Stephen Agg: History of chemical warfare
• Julia Allbutt: The Greenhouse Effect
• Peter Aspinall: Acetyl Choline
• Sophie Ault: The Chemistry of colour
• Michael Barrell: The chemistry of wine
• Deborah Birch: Basicity and pKb
• Lyndsey Booth: Fractional distillation
• John Bowler: Acid rain
• Caroline Brindley: Hybridisation
• Elaine Bull: Medical applictions of radiation
• John Chipperfield: Fluorine
• Susan Chung: Polytetrafluoroethene
• Trevor Clowes: Polymers
• Gillian Cooper: Organometallics reactions
• Anthony Cosgrove: Silicon: basic and advanced properties
• Alexander Coward: Photosynthesis
• Amy Cowmeadow: Chemistry in the beauty industry
• Timothy Crittenden: Splitting in the d-orbitals
• Laura Crouch: No title
• Luke Dixon: Alloys in mountain bike frames
• Fiona Ecott: Pyrotechnics
• Taras Fellah: Production and use of catalysts in industry
• James Guscott: No title
• Jonathan Hopper: Thermodynamics
• Adam Hughes: Whisky
• Des Hylton: The extraction and uses of iron
• Benjamin Jeffery: Silver salts in black and white photography
• Richard Johnson: Resonance and conjugation
• James Lowrey: Analytical chemistry of the actinoids
• Rong Lu: No title
• Graham Macleod: Complexes of silver
• Nicole Mancey: Atmospheric Chemistry
• Daniel Mellon: Polymerisation by Ziegler-Natta catalysis
• Andrew Moore: Group 15 elements
• Jacob Moss: Group 16 elements
• Julia Mullinger: Azodyes and their applications
• Claire Oswald: Alcohols
• Adam Parks: Fuels: past, present, and future
• Amit Patel: Intermolecular forces
• Pretashkumar Patel: Gas laws
• Michael Piperakis: Water - its importance in life and its amazing properties
• Peter Pitts: Ozone depletion
• Leo Richards: No title
• Michael Roberts: The chemistry of star formation
• Philippa Ryall: Rates of reactions
• Neil Sharp: Lanthanides
• Thomas Smart: Radioactivity
• Oliver Smith: History, origin and variations of the periodic table
• David Sorrell: Precious stones
• Catherine Spowage: Isomerism
• Gabrielle Stevenson: Cell potential
• Jayne Stokes: History of uranium and Pierre and Marie Curie
• Kathryn Swindells: The structure of the atom and the history of its development
• Daniel Taylor: No title
• Kerry Vince: Free radicals
• Alex Warren: Electronegativity

CHM131 projects for 2001-2002

Here is a list of projects for students registered on CHM131 (Chemistry and the internet) for 2001-2002.

• Ansgar Allen: Pyrotechnic chemistry
• Joshua Barnsdale: Superconductors
• Adam Blanazs: The history and the future of explosives
• Richard Brown: Elements of the oceans
• Neil Bruce: Crude Oil
• Richard Chambers: The Haber process
• Anna Coffey: Allotropes of the Group 14 elements
• Hannah Cope: Soaps and detergents
• Hazel Dickson: Noble gases
• Richard Farrell: Biodiesel
• Rasika Fernando: Carboxylic acids and derivatives
• Lindsay Hewison: Benzene
• Gemma Higgins: Group 17 elements
• Stephen Horn: The Ideal Gas equation
• Thomas Leese: Semiconductors
• Ralph Lumby: Buckminsterfullerenes
• Joanna Lynn: Functional groups
• Jacob Ollerton: Refrigerants
• Andrew Reeder: DNA
• Gillian Roberts: Oils and fats
• Nadia Somauroo: DDT and pesticides
• Joshua Swann: Group 1 elements
• Daniel Taylor: Ketones and aldehydes
• Mark Wagstaff: Sulphuric acid
• Daniel Walker: Group 2 metals
• Jonathan Wasey: The production of alcohol and alcoholic drinks
• James Watkin: Acidity and pKa
• Gordon White: Food preservatives
• Karl Wilkinson: Periodicity
• Victoria Winterbottom>: Group 14 elements

CHM131 projects for 2000-2001

Here is a list of projects for some students registered on CHM131 (Chemistry and the internet) for 2000-2001. Other projects were embedded in WebCT and so only viewable within Sheffield

• Jonathan Best: Alcohol
• Elaine Eeles: Nerve Agents
• Hannah Gardner: Everything you ever wanted to know about... bricks
• Tim Simmance: NMR - an idiot's guide

CHM131 projects for 1999-2000

Here is a list of projects for some students registered on CHM131 (Chemistry and the internet) for 1999-2000.

• Adam Hawkins: Group 18
• Martin Heywood-Wakeman: Alcohol's - Basic Properties and Reactions
• cha99asp: Ethene
• Bernadette Flindall: Vitamins
• Benjamin Clements: Morphine
• Catherine Bode: Wine: Fermentation and Chemical Constituents
• Claire Hurley: Isotopes
• Dave Scapens: Indicators
• David Hindle: The Haber Process
• Eric Sanders: Nitrogen
• Humera Anwar: Mass spectrometry
• James Peacock: Ozone
• James Ingram: Sulphuric Acid
• Kristian North: Semiconductors
• Kathryn Will: Aspirin
• Lisa Bhakta: Copper
• Matthew Helm: Amines
• cha99mjp: Amino Acids and Proteins
• Mia Phillips: Sulphuric Acid
• cha99mrl: Mono sodium glutamate
• Natalya: Benzene
• Neil Stevenson: Close-packing of spheres
• Neil Young: Buckminsterfullerene
• Peter Thompson: The Chemistry of Photosynthesis
• Becky Casson: Diamond
• Steven Anvar: Hydrogen
• Steven Fussell: Chemical warefare agents
• Sally Robinson: Graphite
• Tom Westgate: Teflon
• Tim Phillips: Mining With Micro-Organisms
• David Atherton: Thalidomide