Michael Wentzel

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Title	Authors and Co-authors	Published on
Module III. Sustainable Adhesives from Soybean Oil: A Green Chemistry Laboratory Experiment	Michael Wentzel, Mitchel Munzing, Jane Wissinger, Kris Weigal, Rick Heggs, Amy Cannon, Omar Villanueva, Monica Soma Hensley	Oct 10, 2025
Module IIA. Innovations in Soy Chemistry: Industrial Case Studies	Jane Wissinger, Michael Wentzel, Kris Weigal, Rick Heggs, Amy Cannon, Monica Soma Hensley	Oct 10, 2025
Module I. Introduction to Soybean History, Cultivation, and Chemistry	Jane Wissinger, Michael Wentzel, Kris Weigal, Rick Heggs, Amy Cannon, Omar Villanueva, Monica Soma Hensley	Oct 10, 2025
00 Soy Chemistry Curriculum Overview - Instructor Notes	Jane Wissinger, Michael Wentzel, Kris Weigal, Rick Heggs, Amy Cannon, Julian Silverman, Mitchel Munzing, Omar Villanueva, Monica Soma Hensley	Oct 10, 2025
Dyeing to Degrade: A Bioplastics Experiment for the College and High School Classroom	Jane Wissinger, Cassandra Lydon, Michael Wentzel, Angela Perkins	Jun 18, 2024

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Group Name	Description	Type
Assessments in Green Chemistry Education	This group is dedicated to learning and sharing resources about how to effectively assess green	Open / Public
Green Organic Chemistry	This is a group dedicated to GCTLC users interested in green organic chemistry (including lectures	Open / Public
Greener Introductory/General Chemistry	This is a group dedicated to GCTLC users interested in greening the introductory/general chemistry	Open / Public

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Michael Wentzel was just tagged in a comment: Hi @cmwoodbridge and @Esther Hines ,Have either of you tried the Dyeing to Degrade lab for Beer's law? https://par.nsf.gov/servlets/purl/10140624 When I was in the stockroom, I liked the ease of the allura red lab and the disposal but when I saw this lab, I just thought it was so cool. Unsure of your lab time and understand that time is an issue but if you already split the allura red lab into 2 sessions making the solutions for the calibration and then quantify the concentration in sports drinks, it sounds like version B could work with the same number of sessions? Tagging @Cassandra Lydon, @Jane Wissinger @Michael Wentzel , in case you have questions, as they are some of the rock stars that created it and I am sure could suggest tweaks on time, if needed. ...
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