Chemical Institute of Canada Edmonton section

Two‐Day ACPA Short Course in Scaling Chemistry

Wednesday and Thursday, November 2 and 3, 2011, 8:00 am to 4:30 pm
Edmonton Hotel & Convention Centre
4520 – 76 Avenue, Edmonton, Alberta

Day 1:
1. Theory of the Saturation Index
2. Kinetics of Precipitation
3. Waters: Criteria for Determining Good Water Analysis
4. Basics of Geochemical Programs: SOLMINEQ88, PHREEQC, and PHAST
– all Day 1 presentations by Maurice Shevalier (University of Calgary)

Day 2:
5. Quality of Thermodynamic Databases – Maurice Shevalier (University of Calgary)
6. Chemical Analysis of Scales – Ken Schmidt (Wilson Analytical) and Neil Warrender (Sanjel Corp.)
7. Dissolution of Scales – Tom McCartney (Clean Harbors)
8. Chemistry of Scale Inhibitors – Tom Ignacz (Baker Hughes [Petrolite])

Registration fees (includes continental breakfasts, lunches and coffee breaks):
Early‐bird registration (received by October 12, 2011)
● Full two‐day course – $650 for ACPA members, $750 for non‐members
● One day only – $350 for ACPA members, $400 for non‐members
Regular registration (received after October 12 and before October 26, 2011)
● Full two‐day course – $750 for ACPA members, $850 for non‐members
● One day only – $400 for ACPA members, $450 for non‐members

To register, please visit the News and Events page on the ACPA web site at www.pchem.ca.
For sponsorship opportunities, please contact Ken Schmidt (780‐998‐0113 or This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it ).

 FOR MORE INFO SEE ATTACHED PDF

THE WAVE CONFERENCE 2011: Taking Micro and Nano Products to Market

October 2-5, Lake Louise, Alberta, Canada

(Details)

Contact Info
General Inquiries: Conference Manager T: 780.421.1240
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Exhibitor & Sponsor Inquiries: Rosy Amlani V.P. Business Development & CFO, ACAMP
T: 780-468-2443 E: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

www.wave2011.com/register

Jeopardy!, one of North America’s leading syndicated game shows will feature questions related to the 2011 International Year of Chemistry (IYC) in an episode airing this summer.

With its 9 million daily viewers, Jeopardy! provides the perfect venue for publicizing the IYC’s message – one of celebrating chemistry and the contributions that it makes to society.

Be sure to tell your colleagues, friends and children to watch and test their knowledge of chemistry. The show will air on June 21, 2011, and can be seen in Canada on CBC Television at 7:30 p.m. EDT (please check your local listings for air times in your area).

The Chemical Institute of Canada is leading the Canadian activities in celebration of IYC. This is a combined initiative of the Canadian Society for Chemistry and the American Chemical Society.

Edmonton Regional Science Fair 2011
Chemical Institute of Canada Award

Award	Solar, the Green Way	Lucas Zaychuk	Scott Robertson School
Honourable Mention	Diet Coke and Mentos Reaction	Keaton Comfort	Argyll Home School Centre