exam 3 - chps. 7-9 plastics liquid fuel rockets television

Exam 3 - Chps. 7-9

• Plastics

• Liquid Fuel Rockets

• Television

Plastics - Names

• Edward Lloyd• Archibald Cochrane• James Watt• Murdock• Winsor• Macintosh• W. H. Perkins

• Haber/Bosch• Henri Moissan• Fritz Klatte• Christian Shoenbein• Leo Baekeland• Wallace Carothers

Plastics Connections

• Dutch Fluyt• Coffeehouse banking• Wood Tar & Pitch• Coal Tar• Coal Gas• Municipal coal gas• Waterproof garments

• Malaria• Aniline Dyes• German Chem. Ind.• Calcium carbide• Acetylene• Thermoplastics• Thermoset plastics• Synthetic polymers

Liquid Fuel Rocket - Names

• Charles the Bold• Napoleon• Nicholas Appert• John Gorrie• Von Linde• Joule - Thomson• Jules Violle

• James Dewar• Jules Verne• Konstantin

Tsiolkovsky• Robert Goddard• Herman Oberth• Werner von Braun

Liquid Fuel Rocket Connections

• The Pike Square• Increased troop size• Battle of Marengo• Soc. For

Encouragement of Ind.• Food Preservation• Refrigeration• Frozen Food

• Refrigerants• Adiabatic Flask• Liquid Oxygen• Liquid Hydrogen• WW II• The V2 Rocket

Television Names

• Gemma Frisius• Leondard Diggs• Henry the VIII• Christopher Saxton• John Ogilby• George Wade• Thomas Drummond• Floris Nollet

• Michael Faraday• Zenobie Gramme• C. Shoenbein• John W. Hyatt• Franz von Uchatius• Muybridge• Edison• Vladimir Zworykin

Television Connections

• Cannon• Telemetry• Henry VIII’s divorce• Surveying & mapping• Surveying Ireland• Limelight• Electrical generators• Arc light

• Nitrocellulose• Celluloid film• Moving pictures• Incandescent light• Motion picture

projector• Photoelectric effect• Iconoscope

Know These

• Nitrocellulose• Acetylene• P/T = const.• V2• Arc lamp• Limelight• Analine dyes• Photoelectric effect

• Heat = T x Quantity• “Soho Stink”• Electrical generator• Cinchona• Light & electrons• Bayer, BASF, Hoechst• Theodolitus• Thermosets & plastics

What you should know

• Differentiate Dutch Fluyt & Galleon, p191

• Bill of credit, 193

• Coffeehouse banking

• Connection between insurance and boat hulls, 194-195

• How tar and pitch was produced, 195


• What is “soho stink.” 198

• How did coal gas change life in Europe, 200

• How Macintosh made waterproof fabric.

• Why, the British let slip their lead in color chemistry to Germany, p 206

• Where natural sodium nitrate came from.


• What triggered Germany to synthesis Sodium nitrate, NaNO3 (s) and how was it made? 208

• Connection between wheat crises, artificial diamonds and fertilizer. 209

• How was acetylene made and why did it have a short life as a lamp fuel.209-210


• What is a polymer?

• Differentiate between natural and synthetic polymers

• Differentiate between thermoplastics and thermoset plastics


• What uses did nobility put borrowed money, 220-221

• Causes for increased troop size,220-6

• Appert’s method of food preservation & its importance to Napoleon.

• How did Napoleon get France back into financial shape after Battle of Morango.


• Why must can food be sealed and why they can be spoiled by Botulinum.

• Trigger for Gorrie’s cooling system.

• The principal behind Gorrie’s refrigerator.

• The components of a Dewar flask.


• The connection between refrigeration and liquid fuel rockets.

• Difference between liquid and solid fuel rockets.• Liquid fuels in the space shuttle.• How do XIPS rockets work• Differentiate between heat and temperature.

Lecture notes.


• Connections to map making from cannons, Henry VIII, wars and taxes.

• Connection between cannons and mathematics.

• Architectural changes caused by the cannon.


• How limelight was discovered and how it works & where it found use.

• Connection between limelight, electricity & electrical generators.

• What type of light was eventually chosen for light houses & how did the light work?

• Connection between valence electrons and light.


• Explain the photoelectric effect.

• Thomas Edison's contribution to technology and business. Burke and Readings.

• How TV works.

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