1. Introduction 2. Pre-reading questions 3. Writing skills 4. Language points 5. Discussion 6. Homework

Pre-reading Activities Structure of the Passage Intensive Study Expressions Patterns After-reading Activities Translation Writingo

Pre-Reading Activities Text New Word Reading TextA: Language Points Newspaper Reading Exercise Check-up .Assignment

Techniques Checklist m manifold use Manipulations under an inert atmosphere Solvent de-gassing Pre-Lab Discussion and required reading: Air sensitive techniques

This is two-day- experiment. Do not start this experiment unless you have two free lab days to complete it.*** Techniques Checklist: Picking the correct eluent Adsorbtion of a crude mixture onto silica gel Separating complex mixtures using gradient elution Pre-lab Discussion: Suggest limited list of eluent solvent systems Discuss sample adsorption and gradient elution strategies

The goals of emergency cardiovascular care are to pre- living will constitutes clear evidence of the patient's wishe serve life, restore health, relieve suffering, limit disabil and in most areas it can be legally enforced. ity, and reverse clinical death. CPR decisions are often made

• Pre-Reading Activities • Intensive Study • Exercises • Assignment

6、Pre降水、江河与洪水 7、 Mass Wasting Processes表层整体再塑 (滑坡、泥石流、溶蚀、塌陷) 8、海岸线与海岸塑造过程 9、生态与植被

Pre-Reading Activities Text New Word Reading Text A: Language Points .Newspaper Reading .Exercise Check-up .Assignment

Much poultry and red meat is sold in a chilled unprocessed state. However, an ncreasing proportion is used as a basic raw material for chilled meat products and ready meals. A growing trend is the development of added-value convenience meals, especially ethnic products, many of which are pre-or part-cooked and necessitate chilled storage. Many of these products contain meat as a key ingredient. This meat for further processing can be supplie