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Educational materials in topic of chemical nomenclature for secondary and high school
 Sejková, Tereza ; Šulcová, Renata (advisor) ; Cífková, Tereza (referee)
Tereza Sejková: Educational materials in topic of chemical nomenclature for secondary and high school. Bachelor thesis. Prague: Charles University, Faculty of Science, 2016 The bachelor thesis is focused on the topic of chemical nomenclature for secondary and high school. In the theoretical part, there is an explanation of chemical nomenclature and the norms for this topic in Framework Educational Programme and School Educational Programme. In this part, there is also a comparison of three selected School Educational Programmes. The practical part is focused on mapping educational materials in the topic of chemical nomenclature using online survey and evaluation of textbooks using the literature search and in advance established criteria. The last part contains the own educational materials for fixing knowledge in the theme.
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Chemical Nomenclature: a Comparison of Czech a Spanish System from Linguistic Point of View
 TRAPPOVÁ, Karolína
The main aim of this work is to compare differences in Czech and Spanish chemistry nomenclature focusing on word formation. The Czech system of nomenclature of inorganic chemistry, which is known for its use of suffixes to distinguish individual compounds, is one of the best systems in the whole world. Naturally these specific rules cannot be used in all languages because of grammatical differences between languages. For that matter Spanish language also has its own chemistry nomenclature, known as traditional, which also works with specific suffixes, but it has a lot of deficiencies. For this reason, this work describes both of these systems of inorganic chemistry to point out the advantages of principles of the Czech system. These days a lot of countries are using nomenclatures which were recommended by the organisation IUPAC, but the system of Czech nomenclature has worked without any changes since the Nineteenth Century.
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