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Perspectives in Environmental Chemistry
By Donald L. Macalady
528 pages
- Contributors:
- Includes content by:
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James F. Ranville
Ronald L. Schmiermund
Janet G. Hering
Stephan Kraemer
Alan T. Stone
Donald L. MacAlady
René P. Schwarzenbach
Stefan B. Haderlein
Stephan R. MÜller
Markus M. Ulrich
James F. RanvilleShow more
Ronald L. Schmiermund
Janet G. Hering
Stephan Kraemer
Alan T. Stone
Donald L. MacAlady
René P. Schwarzenbach
Stefan B. Haderlein
Stephan R. MÜller
Markus M. Ulrich
Paul G. Tratnyek
Jason Geddes
Glenn C. Miller
Petra M. Radehaus
John W. Birks
Sonia M. Kreidenweis
Pieter P. Tans
William H. Brune
Ann M. Middlebrook
Margaret A. Tolbert
James Charles Wilson
Guy P. Brasseur
Franck LefÈvre
And Anne K. Smith
Michael J. Barcelona
Keith A. Hunter
Jonathan P. Kim
Peter L. Croot
Laura Sigg
Jerald L. Schnoor
And Werner Stumm
Thomas Wildeman
David Updegraff
- Publisher:
- Oxford University Press
- Place of publication:
- New York
- Publication year:
- 1998
- Subjects:
Synopsis
This book provides an in-depth introduction to a wide variety of topics within environmental chemistry. It is unique in that it consists of state-of-the-art descriptions of research areas written by leading scientists in the field.Related books and articles at Questia
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Table of contents
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- Title Page iii
- Contents vii
- Preface xi
- Contributors xiii
- Part I Environmental Chemistry of Condensed Phases 1
- Chapter 1 the Solid-Water Interface in Natural Systems 3
- References 21
- Chapter 2 an Overview of Environmental Colloids 25
- Conclusion 48
- References 49
- Chapter 3 Environmental Chemistry of Trace Metals 58
- Acknowledgments 68
- References 68
- Chapter 4 Metal-Catalyzed Hydrolysis of Organic Compounds in Aquatic Environments 75
- Conclusion 91
- Acknowledgments 91
- Title Page iii
- Contents vii
- Preface xi
- Contributors xiii
- Part I Environmental Chemistry of Condensed Phases 1
- Chapter 1 the Solid-Water Interface in Natural Systems 3
- References 21
- Chapter 2 an Overview of Environmental Colloids 25
- Conclusion 48
- References 49
- Chapter 3 Environmental Chemistry of Trace Metals 58
- Acknowledgments 68
- References 68
- Chapter 4 Metal-Catalyzed Hydrolysis of Organic Compounds in Aquatic Environments 75
- Conclusion 91
- Acknowledgments 91
- References 91
- Chapter 5 the Chemistry and Geochemistry of Natural Organic Matter (nom) 94
- Suggested Readings 137
- Chapter 6 Assessing the Dynamic Behavior of Organic Contaminants in Natural Waters 138
- Conclusion 163
- References 164
- Chapter 7 Correlation Analysis of Environmental Reactivity of Organic Substances 167
- Chapter 8 Photolysis of Organics in the Environment 195
- Chapter 9 Microbiologically Mediated Reactions in Aquatic Systems 210
- References 225
- Part II Atmospheric Environmental Chemistry 231
- Chapter 10 Oxidant Formation in the Troposphere 233
- Chapter 11 the Tropospheric Aerosol and Its Role in Atmospheric Chemistry 257
- Conclusion 266
- References 266
- Chapter 12 Why Carbon Dioxide from Fossil Fuel Burning Won't Go Away 271
- Conclusion 289
- References 290
- Chapter 13 Stratospheric Chemistry-- Perspectives in Environmental Chemistry 292
- Conclusion 321
- Acknowledgments 322
- References 322
- Chapter 14 Laboratory Studies of Heterogeneous Chemistry in the Stratosphere 325
- Acknowledgments 340
- References 340
- Chapter 15 the Stratospheric Aerosol and Its Impact on Stratospheric Chemistry 344
- References 364
- Chapter 16 Chemical-Transport Models of the Atmosphere 369
- Conclusion 395
- Acknowledgments 395
- References 395
- Part III Applied Environmental Chemistry 401
- Chapter 17 Sample Collection and Handling of Environmental Matrices 403
- Acknowledgments 411
- Disclaimer 411
- References 411
- Chapter 18 Metal-Phytoplankton Interactions in Marine Systems 414
- Conclusion 447
- References 447
- Chapter 19 Atmosphere-Water-Rock Interactions; as Observed in Alpine Lakes 456
- Chapter 20 Passive Bioremediation of Metals and Inorganic Contaminants 473
- Index 496