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USING MOVIES TO HELP TEACH CHEMISTRY

USING MOVIES TO HELP TEACH CHEMISTRY. Elmer-Rico E. Mojica Institute of Chemistry University of the Philippines Los Baños. THE SHOPWORN ANGEL (1938)  sugar. DR EHRLICHS MAGIC BULLET (1940)  syphilis. MORTAL STORM (1940)  RBC separation experiment  physical composition of blood

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USING MOVIES TO HELP TEACH CHEMISTRY

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  1. USING MOVIES TO HELP TEACH CHEMISTRY Elmer-Rico E. Mojica Institute of Chemistry University of the Philippines Los Baños

  2. THE SHOPWORN ANGEL (1938)  sugar DR EHRLICHS MAGIC BULLET (1940)  syphilis MORTAL STORM (1940)  RBC separation experiment  physical composition of blood  difficulty in breathing in climbing mountain

  3. SHOP AROUND THE CORNER (1940)  bicarbonate soda IT’S A WONDERFUL LIFE (1946)  ‘taste test’  plastic from soybean IT HAPPENS EVERY SPRING (1949)  wood bat repelling compound

  4. THE MAN IN THE WHITE SUIT (1951)  inventor creates an indestructible fabric that never gets dirty or wears old DR NO (1962)  cyanide in cigarette  bauxite mine in Crab Key Island  use of Geiger counter  radioactivity

  5. FROM RUSSIA WITH LOVE (1963)  chloral hydrate

  6. GOLDFINGER (1964)  irradiation of gold by cobalt-iodine atomic device  gold stacked in Fort Knox THUNDERBALL (1965)  waterproof watch acting as a Geiger counter  underwater camera with an infra-red film  "harmless" radioactive pill underwater  rebreather that provides about 4 minutes of air.

  7. YOU ONLY LIVE TWICE (1967)  phosgene  monosodium glutamate  ascorbic acid THE GRADUATE (1967)  plastics LIVE AND LET DIE (1972)  cyanide pill

  8. THE MAN WITH THE GOLDEN GUN (1974)  absolute zero THE SPY WHO LOVD ME (1977) cigarette that emits a knock out gas FORCE 10 FROM NAVARONE (1978)  penicillin

  9. MOONRAKER (1979)  nerve gas  glass industry FOR YOUR EYES ONLY (1981)  mixture of helium and oxygen as a breathing gas for divers RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARK (1981)  gold statue

  10. OCTOPUSSY (1983)  a Mont-Blanc fountain pen that dispenses a mix of nitric and hyrdrochloric acid that dissolves all metals INDIANA JONES AND THE TEMPLE OF DOOM (1984)  poison A VIEW TO A KILL (1985)  microchip controlled steroids  silicon from sand

  11. GOONIES (1985)  bullet shot igniting gasoline YOUNG SHERLOCK HOLMES (1986)  root extracts causing hallucination  paraffin LIVING DAYLIGHTS (1987)  milk exploding bottles  ring key emitting stun gas

  12. INDIANA JONES AND THE LEAST CRUSADE (1989)  petroleum  hot air balloon LICENSE TO KILL (1989)  genetically engineered fish  technique for dissolving cocaine in petroleum DIE HARD 2 (1990)  flammability of liquid jet fuel trail

  13. AWAKENINGS (1990) extraction of myelin from earthworm  encephalitis  L-DOPA  effect of acid in orange juice on action of L-DOPA  periodic table TERMINATOR 2 (1991)  liquid nitrogen

  14. FOREVER YOUNG (1992)  cryogenics MEDICINE MAN (1992)  gas chromatograph PELICAN BRIEF (1993)  DDT

  15. LORENZO’S OIL (1993)  adrenoleukodystrophy  VLCSFA (very long saturated fatty acids)  competitive inhibition  oleic acid and erucic acid  fractional distillation LEGENDS OF THE FALL (1994)  poisonous gas

  16. JURASSIC PARK (1993)  genetic engineering  lysine deficient  liquid nitrogen STARGATE (1994)  carbon dating

  17. BLOWN AWAY (1994)  mercury DIE HARD: WITH A VENGEANCE (1995)  gold weight JOHNNY MNEMONIC (1995)  silicon chip  cryogenics

  18. CONGO (1995)  diamond in communication technology JUDGE DREDD (1995)  bullet tag with DNA WATERWORLD (1995)  distillation apparatus to change urine to drinkable water

  19. THE NUTTY PROFESSOR (1996)  benadril  testosterone  serum reducing body fat formulation: 20% PEG, 20% SSPE, 20% SDS, 40% dH2O PEG - polyethylene glycol SSPE - subacute sclerosing panencephalitis SDS - sodium dodecyl sulfate ERASER (1996)  magnetic aluminum

  20. THE ROCK (1996)  VX nerve gas (sarin)  atropine

  21. ATROPINE

  22. CHAIN REACTION (1996)  Sonoluminescence THE FIFTH ELEMENT (1997) -5000 degrees THE FULL MONTY (1997)  acetylene welding.

  23. GATTACA (1997)  DNA sensors for blood, saliva and urine THE SAINT (1997)  cold fusion BATMAN AND ROBIN (1997)  chlorophyll  diamond as thermal conductors

  24. DANTE’S PEAK (1997)  acidity of lake water (pH= 3.48)  enough CO2 coming from the soil  smell like sulfur  sulfur dioxide  metal boat reacting with acidic lake water THE LOST WORLD (1997)  neurotoxin

  25. GOOD WILL HUNTING (1997)  NMR spectrum DESPERATE MEASURES (1998)  liquid propane BLADE (1998)  EDTA LETHAL WEAPON 4 (1998)  laughing gas

  26. TRUE CRIME (1999)  sodium thiopental  pancuronium bromide  potassium chloride - Na+

  27. Br pancuronium bromide Br

  28. JURASSIC PARK (1993) SAVING PRIVATE RYAN (1998) MORPHINE

  29. FIGHT CLUB (1999)  saponification of soap  lye  nitroglycerine THE SIXTH SENSE (1999)  pesticide poisoning PHANTOM MENACE (1999)  dioxygen gas  "midichlorians"

  30. GALAXY QUEST (1999)  beryllium sphere THE INSIDER (1999)  nicotine THE MUMMY (1999)  acid salt SLEEPY HALLOW (1999)  forensic chemistry

  31. 6TH DAY (2000)  cloning  liquid oxygen WHAT LIES BENEATH (2000) halothane ERIN BROCKOVICH (2000)  hexavalent chromium

  32. CROUCHING TIGER HIDDEN DRAGON (2000) GLADIATOR (2000)  poison THE WHOLE NINE YARDS (2000)  HCl fumes HOLLOW MAN (2000)  nitroglycerine

  33. CHEMENTERTAINMENT

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