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Advanced Course in Molecular Environmental Science I 1 2020/06/25 分子環境学特論 I 8

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  • Advanced Course in Molecular Environmental Science I 1

    2020/06/25

    分子環境学特論I

    8

  • Advanced Course in Molecular Environmental Science I 2

    Advanced Course in Molecular Environmental Science I

    Division of Environmental Material Science, Graduate School of Environmental ScienceThe first semester of Fiscal 202010:30─12:00, Thursday on ZOOM

    Bunsho OhtaniInstitute for Catalysis, Hokkaido University, Sapporo 001-0021, Japan011-706-9132 (dial-in)/011-706-9133 (facsimile)

    [email protected]://pcat.cat.hokudai.ac.jp/pcat

    https://pcat.cat.hokudai.ac.jp/cgi-bin/class/db_class_e.cgi?mode=display_me2020

  • Advanced Course in Molecular Environmental Science I 3

    schedule

    (1) May 7 introduction with introduction(2) May 14 mole and Avogadro constant(3) May 21 necessary and sufficient conditions/Mt. Everest(4) May 28 microwave oven/Internet(5) June 4 originality in science/fake(6) June 11 experimental notebook(7) June 18 blood type/chi-square (chi-squared) test(8) June 25 cell(9) July 2 triple crown(10) July 9 recycle(11) July 16 ecology/green-house effect(12) July 23 correlation/recognition/XXXed(13) July 30 recognition/XXXed(14) August 6 presentation of quiz(15) August 13 presentation of quiz

    (questionnaire)

  • Advanced Course in Molecular Environmental Science I 4

    the best question and answer

    Q Which is the best question? Answer the nickname.Q Which is the best answer? Answer the nickname.

    • Do not vote question(s) of absent student(s) and delayed arrival shown below the horizontal line!

    • In case an attendee asks multiple questions (and answers), specify the number following the nickname when voting, e.g., "Einstein (2)". Unassigned vote will be evenly divided into all multiple questions.

    https://pcat.cat.hokudai.ac.jp/cgi-bin/class/db_class_e.cgi?mode=display_me2020

  • Advanced Course in Molecular Environmental Science I 5

    formatPlease send email in Japanese or English within 72 hoursto: [email protected]: me2020MMDD-XXXXXXXX

    [email protected](full name)(nickname)(comments on today's lecture)(question [no need to be related to the contents of lecture])[blank line](nickname of the best question)(nickname of the best answer)(answer for question 1)(answer for question 2)(answer for question 3)・

  • Advanced Course in Molecular Environmental Science I 6

    email example

    to

    subject

    (same as subject)email addressfull namenicknamecomment(s)question(blank line)

    answer 1answer 2answer 3・・

    me20200625-57388301

    me20200625-57388301

    《しまやん》《天山南路》水(H2O)30 kmol水素(H)60×6×1026個

    me20200625-57388301

  • 詩:くどうなおこ・画:ほてはまたかし『版画のはらうたII』童話屋(1996)

  • Advanced Course in Molecular Environmental Science I 8

    single-authored books

    Hikarishokubai no Shikumi ga Wakaru HonHikarishokubai Hyojun Kenkyuho (Scientific Methods in Photocatalysis)

  • Advanced Course in Molecular Environmental Science I 9

    chi-square (chi-squared) test: statistics

    xi : observed datummi: expected on certain assumptionk: (n-1) freedom [e.g., "3" for ABO group blood type]

    Distribution of χ2 can be calculated for n's.

    χ20

    α (probability)

    ( )∑=

    =n

    i i

    ii

    mmx

    1

    22χ

  • Advanced Course in Molecular Environmental Science I 10

    chi-square distribution

    For the distribution with n > 2, probability ofgetting no deviation is zero = every timethere should be some deviation.

    α χ2(3)

    0.100 6.25139

    0.050 7.81473

    0.025 9.34840

    0.010 11.34490

    0.005 12.83810

  • Advanced Course in Molecular Environmental Science I 11

    professional golfers ranking (men) 2006-2010

    • Japanese 1st to 100th golf players on their earnings• excluding those who are clearly foreigners from their name (possible different

    blood-type distribution)• Some golfers' blood type has not been disclosed.• Japanese blood type distribution: A 0.387, B 0.222, O 0.292 and AB 0.099.• Generally, the assumption for calculation can be rejected when the probability

    (α) is less than 5%.

    type 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006A 30 27 30 29 29B 12 13 13 11 12O 24 29 26 24 24

    AB 5 5 3 2 1total 71 74 72 66 66

    A 0.23 0.09 0.16 0.47 0.47B 0.90 0.72 0.56 0.91 0.48O 0.52 2.53 1.18 1.16 1.16

    AB 0.59 0.74 2.39 3.15 4.69sum 2.23 4.08 4.29 5.68 6.80

    α χ2(3)

    0.100 6.25139

    0.050 7.81473

    0.025 9.34840

    0.010 11.34490

    0.005 12.83810 χ2

    Sheet1

    rank2010m2009m2008m2007m2006m

    1fOBOB

    2AOOBf

    3OAffO

    4OBOBA

    5AAOOO

    6OOffO

    7fBfOB

    8BBABAf

    9OfAAf

    10OfOfB

    11fBBAf

    12ABBOA

    13OOAOO

    14OBABAA

    15BOffA

    16BOOOO

    17ffAfO

    18OABBAO

    19fOfAf

    20BOffA

    21OAOff

    22BBOAf

    23AfAA?

    24AAAOO

    25AABOA

    26AOOBf

    27fOAAA

    28ffAAO

    29fOfAf

    30OfOOO

    31BAffO

    32ABfAff

    33AAAfO

    34fAOAA

    35fOOOf

    36ABABBO

    37OfAfA

    38ABBAA

    39ABOAfB

    40fAOBB

    41AAAOAB

    42OAABfB

    43BfOff

    44AABAOA

    45AfAfA

    46AfOBf

    47OAffO

    48OAfOB

    49ffffB

    50OOAOO

    51fABAAA

    52OOOfA

    53AOAOf

    54OOBAf

    55AfBAf

    56fOOfA

    57BffAO

    58AfOBf

    59OfABA

    60fOBAf

    61ABOOABA

    62fBfAO

    63fAOAA

    64fOfff

    65AffBA

    66AffA?

    67ABfBA

    68OOAAf

    69BAAOA

    70AAOfA

    71fAAfO

    72OAfAf

    73ABAfA

    74ffAf?

    75AOfff

    76fAffB

    77fBOAB

    78ffAOO

    79AOfOf

    80OOffO

    81AAAAA

    82AfBfO

    83ABfOAO

    84AAOOO

    85BABAA?

    86AffOf

    87BABO?B

    88?OAO?

    89fAfAA

    90fOAAA

    91OAfAB?

    92fOfOf

    93AfOfA

    94fAffA

    95OABf?

    96OfOOA

    97AfAfO

    98BOB?B

    99AAfOf

    100fBABf

    type20102009200820072006

    A3027302929

    B1213131112

    O2429262424

    AB55321

    total7174726666

    A0.230.090.160.470.47

    B0.900.720.560.910.48

    O0.522.531.181.161.16

    AB0.590.742.393.154.69

    sum2.234.084.295.686.80

    A0.230.090.160.470.47

    B+AB1.471.392.193.163.16

    O0.522.531.181.161.16

    total2.224.023.534.794.79

    1450.387

    610.222

    1270.292

    160.099

    349

    0.73

    3.50

    6.18

    9.96

    20.37

    Sheet2

    Sheet3

  • Advanced Course in Molecular Environmental Science I 12

    blood-type distribution in this class

    just do ittype number distribution expected chi square

    A 6 0.387 8.127 0.56B 7 0.222 4.662 1.17O 4 0.292 6.132 0.74

    AB 4 0.099 2.079 1.78sum 21 1 21 4.25

    α χ2(3)

    0.100 6.25139

    0.050 7.81473

    0.025 9.34840

    0.010 11.34490

    0.005 12.83810

    Sheet1

    rank2010m2009m2008m2007m2006m

    1fOBOB

    2AOOBf

    3OAffO

    4OBOBA

    5AAOOO

    6OOffO

    7fBfOB

    8BBABAf

    9OfAAf

    10OfOfB

    11fBBAf

    12ABBOA

    13OOAOO

    14OBABAA

    15BOffA

    16BOOOO

    17ffAfO

    18OABBAO

    19fOfAf

    20BOffA

    21OAOff

    22BBOAf

    23AfAA?

    24AAAOO

    25AABOA

    26AOOBf

    27fOAAA

    28ffAAO

    29fOfAf

    30OfOOO

    31BAffO

    32ABfAff

    33AAAfO

    34fAOAA

    35fOOOf

    36ABABBO

    37OfAfA

    38ABBAA

    39ABOAfB

    40fAOBB

    41AAAOAB

    42OAABfB

    43BfOff

    44AABAOA

    45AfAfA

    46AfOBf

    47OAffO

    48OAfOB

    49ffffB

    50OOAOO

    51fABAAA

    52OOOfA

    53AOAOf

    54OOBAf

    55AfBAf

    56fOOfA

    57BffAO

    58AfOBf

    59OfABA

    60fOBAf

    61ABOOABA

    62fBfAO

    63fAOAA

    64fOfff

    65AffBA

    66AffA?

    67ABfBA

    68OOAAf

    69BAAOA

    70AAOfA

    71fAAfO

    72OAfAf

    73ABAfA

    74ffAf?

    75AOfff

    76fAffB

    77fBOAB

    78ffAOO

    79AOfOf

    80OOffO

    81AAAAA

    82AfBfO

    83ABfOAO

    84AAOOO

    85BABAA?

    86AffOf

    87BABO?B

    88?OAO?

    89fAfAA

    90fOAAA

    91OAfAB?

    92fOfOf

    93AfOfA

    94fAffA

    95OABf?

    96OfOOA

    97AfAfO

    98BOB?B

    99AAfOf

    100fBABf

    A3027302929

    B1213131112

    O2429262424

    AB55321

    total7174726666

    0.3870.230.090.160.470.47

    0.2220.900.720.560.910.48

    0.2920.522.531.181.161.16

    0.0990.590.742.393.154.69

    2.234.084.295.686.80

    A0.230.090.160.470.47

    B+AB1.471.392.193.163.16

    O0.522.531.181.161.16

    total2.224.023.534.794.79

    145

    61

    127

    16

    349

    0.73

    3.50

    6.18

    9.96

    20.37

    Sheet2

    typenumberdistributionexpectedchi square

    A60.3878.1270.56

    B70.2224.6621.17

    O40.2926.1320.74

    AB40.0992.0791.78

    sum211214.25

    Sheet3

  • Advanced Course in Molecular Environmental Science I 13

    blood type and character

    • ABO• Rh+/-• MN• P• Kell• Lewis

    Which is A, B, ABand O type?

    A慎重派。我慢強さあり。整理整頓がかなり得意で几帳面細かいところまで気配りできる。完璧主義。考え過ぎて決断力が不足。優柔不断。

    O情が深い。親分肌。おおらか。小さいことはあまり気にしないし、過去の失敗にこだわらない。正義感強い。負けず嫌い。親しみやすい。裏表がない。断り下手。気分屋。

    AB探究心旺盛。器用。洞察力が鋭い。本音とたてまえを見ぬく。物事にあまり執着しない。駆け引き上手。誰にでも公平に。合理的。能率が良い。二面性アリ。皮肉屋。

    B楽天家。行動力あり。社交的。意地っ張り。あまのじゃくの面がある。ひねくれ者。熱しやすく冷めやすい。あきっぽい。忍耐力や安定性にかける。

  • Advanced Course in Molecular Environmental Science I 14

    確率

    組み合わせの数

    すべて 4P3 = 4 * 3 * 2 = 24•4つ合う 1 0.0416•2つ合う 4C2 = 4 * 3/2 = 6 0.250•1つ合う 4C1 * 2 = 8 0.333•あわない 3 * (2 + 1) = 9 0.375

    hit number distribution expected chi square4 5 0.0416 0.7904 22.422 9 0.25 4.75 3.801 4 0.333 6.327 0.860 1 0.375 7.125 5.27

    sum 19 0.9996 18.9924 32.34

    α χ2(3)

    0.100 6.25139

    0.050 7.81473 0.025 9.34840 0.010 11.34490 0.005 12.83810

    Sheet1

    rank2010m2009m2008m2007m2006m

    1fOBOB

    2AOOBf

    3OAffO

    4OBOBA

    5AAOOO

    6OOffO

    7fBfOB

    8BBABAf

    9OfAAf

    10OfOfB

    11fBBAf

    12ABBOA

    13OOAOO

    14OBABAA

    15BOffA

    16BOOOO

    17ffAfO

    18OABBAO

    19fOfAf

    20BOffA

    21OAOff

    22BBOAf

    23AfAA?

    24AAAOO

    25AABOA

    26AOOBf

    27fOAAA

    28ffAAO

    29fOfAf

    30OfOOO

    31BAffO

    32ABfAff

    33AAAfO

    34fAOAA

    35fOOOf

    36ABABBO

    37OfAfA

    38ABBAA

    39ABOAfB

    40fAOBB

    41AAAOAB

    42OAABfB

    43BfOff

    44AABAOA

    45AfAfA

    46AfOBf

    47OAffO

    48OAfOB

    49ffffB

    50OOAOO

    51fABAAA

    52OOOfA

    53AOAOf

    54OOBAf

    55AfBAf

    56fOOfA

    57BffAO

    58AfOBf

    59OfABA

    60fOBAf

    61ABOOABA

    62fBfAO

    63fAOAA

    64fOfff

    65AffBA

    66AffA?

    67ABfBA

    68OOAAf

    69BAAOA

    70AAOfA

    71fAAfO

    72OAfAf

    73ABAfA

    74ffAf?

    75AOfff

    76fAffB

    77fBOAB

    78ffAOO

    79AOfOf

    80OOffO

    81AAAAA

    82AfBfO

    83ABfOAO

    84AAOOO

    85BABAA?

    86AffOf

    87BABO?B

    88?OAO?

    89fAfAA

    90fOAAA

    91OAfAB?

    92fOfOf

    93AfOfA

    94fAffA

    95OABf?

    96OfOOA

    97AfAfO

    98BOB?B

    99AAfOf

    100fBABf

    A3027302929

    B1213131112

    O2429262424

    AB55321

    total7174726666

    0.3870.230.090.160.470.47

    0.2220.900.720.560.910.48

    0.2920.522.531.181.161.16

    0.0990.590.742.393.154.69

    2.234.084.295.686.80

    A0.230.090.160.470.47

    B+AB1.471.392.193.163.16

    O0.522.531.181.161.16

    total2.224.023.534.794.79

    145

    61

    127

    16

    349

    0.73

    3.50

    6.18

    9.96

    20.37

    Sheet2

    hitnumberdistributionexpectedchi square

    450.04160.790422.42

    290.254.753.80

    140.3336.3270.86

    010.3757.1255.27

    sum190.999618.992432.34

    Sheet3

  • Advanced Course in Molecular Environmental Science I 15

    birthday

    A November 30A I think "No", because the probability may be below 2%.A Approximately 50% for 23 people.

    Probability of n people do not share birthdays = (365/365)(364/365)...{(365)-n} = 365Pn/365n = 365!/{365n(365-n)!}

    ( )!365365!3651

    np n −

    −=

  • Advanced Course in Molecular Environmental Science I 16

    today's topic = grasping in chemistry

    What is cell (denchi)? Interpret in a sense of chemistry.

  • Advanced Course in Molecular Environmental Science I 17

    today's topic = grasping in chemistry

    What is cell (denchi)? Interpret in a sense of chemistry.What kind of cell do you imagine?

  • Advanced Course in Molecular Environmental Science I 18

    fuel cell (nenryo denchi)

    Q What is fuel cell? Interpret the chemistry of fuel cells.

  • Advanced Course in Molecular Environmental Science I 19

    fuel cell

    fuel cell: producing electricity from fuel

  • Advanced Course in Molecular Environmental Science I 20

    mechanism of fuel cell

    chemical to electric energy conversion: H2 + 1/2 O2 → H2O

    electron

    current

    inve

    rter

    H2

    AC o

    utpu

    tair (O2)

    anode cathodeelectrolyte

    fuel cell

  • Advanced Course in Molecular Environmental Science I 21

    merit of fuel cell

    QCan we reduce emission of carbon dioxide by using fuel cells?

  • Advanced Course in Molecular Environmental Science I 22

    mechanism of fuel cell

    chemical to electric energy conversion: H2 + 1/2 O2 → H2O

    electron

    current

    inve

    rter

    H2

    AC o

    utpu

    tair (O2)

    anode cathodeelectrolyte

    mod

    ifier

    H2

    fuel

    gasolinenatural gasmethanolethanol fuel cell

  • Advanced Course in Molecular Environmental Science I 23

    fuel for fuel cells

    negligible hydrogen (H2) in airH2 is produced in industry, but discarded due to relatively high

    cost of storage and transportation.produced via modification with water

    CxH4y + 2x H2O → 2(x+y)H2 + xCO2

    examples of a modifier for fuel cell cars

  • Advanced Course in Molecular Environmental Science I 24

    a fuel cell with a modifier

    chemical reaction of modification of fossil fuels and in a fuel cell

    Q What is the stoichiometry of combustion of fuel (CxH4y) in engines?

    CxH4y + 2x H2O → 2(x+y)H2 + xCO22(x+y)H2 + (x+y)O2 → 2(x+y)H2O

    CxH4y + (x+y)O2 → 2y H2O + xCO2

  • Advanced Course in Molecular Environmental Science I 25

    a fuel cell with a modifier

    chemical reaction of modification of fossil fuels and in a fuel cell

    same as combustion in engines

    same chemistry/different efficiencyemission of NOx can be avoided by fuel cells

    CxH4y + 2x H2O → 2(x+y)H2 + xCO22(x+y)H2 + (x+y)O2 → 2(x+y)H2O

    CxH4y + (x+y)O2 → 2y H2O + xCO2

  • Advanced Course in Molecular Environmental Science I 26

    energy conversion

    gasoline-engine cargasoline (chemical) → (heat) → (mechanical)

    engine engine

    fuel-cell car with a modifiergasoline (chemical) → hydrogen (chemical)

    modifier

    → (electric) → (mechanical)fuel cell motor

    higher efficiency if energy can be storedenergy conversion efficiency < 100%spontaneous reaction: use of catalyst

  • Advanced Course in Molecular Environmental Science I 27

    Gibbs energy and activation energy

    spontaneous if Gibbs energy is negative (∆G < 0)

    accelerated by CATALYSTwith reduced activation energy (Ea)

    Pote

    ntia

    l

    CxH2yOz

    Ea

    yH2O + xCO2

    E'a∆G

  • Advanced Course in Molecular Environmental Science I 28

    catalysts in fuel cell

    modifier: catalyst for modificationelectrodes: reaction of hydrogen and oxygen

    electron

    current

    inve

    rter

    H2

    AC o

    utpu

    tair (O2)

    anode cathodeelectrolyte

    mod

    ifier

    H2

    fuel

    gasolinenatural gasmethanolethanol fuel cell

  • Advanced Course in Molecular Environmental Science I 29

    a fuel cell with a modifier

    chemical reaction of modification of fossil fuels and in a fuel cell

    same as combustion in engines

    same CO2 emission/different efficiencyemission of NOx can be avoided by fuel cells

    CxH4y + 2x H2O → 2(x+y)H2 + xCO22(x+y)H2 + (x+y)O2 → 2(x+y)H2O

    CxH4y + (x+y)O2 → 2y H2O + xCO2

  • Advanced Course in Molecular Environmental Science I 30

    fuel for fuel cells

    negligible hydrogen (H2) in airH2 is produced in industry, but discarded due to relatively high cost of

    storage and transportation.produced via modification with water

    CxH4y + 2x H2O → 2(x+y)H2 + xCO2

    production of hydrogen from water by solar light

    H2O → H2 + 1/2 O2direct photolysis/photocatalysis/electrolysis with solar cells

  • Advanced Course in Molecular Environmental Science I 31

    hydrogen production by solar cells

    CIGS (copper-indium-gallium-selenium) photocell

    Hondahttp://www.honda.co.jp/news/2003/c031002.html

  • Advanced Course in Molecular Environmental Science I 32

    energy conversion

    gasoline-engine cargasoline (chemical) → (heat) → (mechanical)

    engine engine

    fuel-cell car with a modifiergasoline (chemical) → hydrogen (chemical)

    modifier

    → (electric) → (mechanical)fuel cell motor

    fuel-cell car with hydrogen from solar-cell electrolysissolar light (photo) → (electric) → hydrogen (chemical)

    solar cell electrolysis cell

    → (electric) → (mechanical)fuel cell mortorQ Accomplish this scheme.

  • Advanced Course in Molecular Environmental Science I 33

    energy conversion

    gasoline-engine cargasoline (chemical) → (heat) → (mechanical)

    engine engine

    fuel-cell car with a modifiergasoline (chemical) → hydrogen (chemical)

    modifier

    → (electric) → (mechanical)fuel cell motor

    fuel-cell car with hydrogen from solar-cell electrolysissolar light (photo) → (electric) → hydrogen (chemical)

    solar cell electrolysis cell

    → (electric) → (mechanical)fuel cell mortor

  • Advanced Course in Molecular Environmental Science I 34

    energy conversion

    gasoline-engine cargasoline (chemical) → (heat) → (mechanical)

    engine engine

    fuel-cell car with a modifiergasoline (chemical) → hydrogen (chemical)

    modifier

    → (electric) → (mechanical)fuel cell motor

    fuel-cell car with hydrogen from solar-cell electrolysissolar light (photo) → (electric) → hydrogen (chemical)

    solar cell electrolysis cell

    → (electric) → (mechanical)fuel cell mortor

    electric car charged by solar cellsolar light (photo) → (electric) → (mechanical)

    solar cell + battery motor

  • Advanced Course in Molecular Environmental Science I 35

    electric car with lithium-ion battery

    Mitsubishi's electric car "iMiEV"

  • Advanced Course in Molecular Environmental Science I 36

    lithium-ion battery

  • Advanced Course in Molecular Environmental Science I 37

    silicon solar cell

    solar energy is stored by silicon solid-state cell: crystal, amorphous and thin-film silicon are used.

  • Advanced Course in Molecular Environmental Science I 38

    dye-sensitized solar cell

    Solar energy is stored by wet-type cells.

    dye-sensitized solar cells

  • Advanced Course in Molecular Environmental Science I 39

    solar energy

    hydroelectric power = originally solar energy

  • Advanced Course in Molecular Environmental Science I 40

    solar energy

    wind electricity = originally solar energy

    "windmill"

  • Advanced Course in Molecular Environmental Science I 41

    energy conversion in various cells

    • primary cell: [chemical] → (electrical)

    • secondary cell (rechargeable battery): lead battery/lithium-ion battery(electrical) → [chemical] → (electrical)

    • solar cell: silicon solar cell(photo) → (electrical)

    • dye-sensitized solar cell(photo) → (chemical) → (electrical)

    • fuel cell(chemical) → (electrical)

  • Advanced Course in Molecular Environmental Science I 42

    today's topic = grasping in chemistry

    What is cell (denchi)? Interpret in a sense of chemistry.What kind of cells do you imagine?

    (1) storing electrical energy as chemicals and converting them into electrical energy

    (2) converting certain energy into electrical energy

    Find the hidden concept(s) !

  • Advanced Course in Molecular Environmental Science I 43

    formatPlease send email in Japanese or English within 72 hoursto: [email protected]: me2020MMDD-XXXXXXXX

    [email protected](full name)(nickname)(comments on today's lecture)(question [no need to be related to the contents of lecture])[blank line](nickname of the best question)(nickname of the best answer)(answer for question 1)(answer for question 2)(answer for question 3)・

  • Advanced Course in Molecular Environmental Science I 44

    email example

    to

    subject

    (same as subject)email addressfull namenicknamecomment(s)question(blank line)

    answer 1answer 2answer 3・・

    me20200625-57388301

    me20200625-57388301

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