Contextualizing chemistry in art and archaeology : inspiration for instructors
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Contextualizing chemistry in art and archaeology : inspiration for instructors
(ACS symposium series, 1386)
American Chemical Society, c2021
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Engaging students through the chemistry of art, archaeology, and cultural heritage
Chemistry serves a critical role in the fields of archaeology and art, from assisting in the reconstruction of humanity's past to the preservation of priceless works of art. Exploring the interface of chemistry, art, and archaeology within the chemistry curriculum can help students understand and engage in core chemistry concepts. Readers will appreciate the comprehensive description of tested pedagogical activities, laboratories, courses, and study abroad experiences at the intersection of
chemistry, art, and archaeology.
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