Writing Your Abstract and Presentation
Remember that you need to provide information about the following in your abstract and presentation:
1.) Chemical Structure
2.) Chemical Information
3.) Historical Information (including date of discovery or first synthesis)
4.) Uses of this molecule
5.) Societal risks and benefits
6.) An analysis of a recent, peer-reviewed research article. In this analysis, you will need to:
Example: Steps for Completing Assignment
Imagine that I am a student in your class. Here is the process that I would go through to choose a molecule to research for this project. (Unfortunately, you will not be able to use this molecule for your project!)
This search led to a host of articles, one of which was particularly interesting:
There seems to be a lot written in the popular press about this molecule, and it has interesting practical applications in my everyday life. I think that I have found my molecule!
Sample Abstract and Bibliography
We have written a sample abstract on BPA for you to see as an example when creating your own. There is also a sample bibliography, formatted according to ACS style.