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Environmental chemistry : a global perspective / Gary W. vanLoon and Stephen J. Duffy

By: Contributor(s): Publication details: Oxford : Oxford University Press, 2000Description: xi, 492 p. : ill. ; 25 cmISBN:
  • 0198564406
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 628 VAN
Contents:
1. Environmental chemistry: a global perspective. - Pt. A. The Earth's Atmosphere. 2. The Earth's Atmosphere. 3. Stratospheric Chemistry-Ozone. 4. Tropospheric Chemistry-Smog. 5. Tropospheric Chemistry-Precipitation. 6. Atmospheric Aerosols. 7. Chemistry of Urban and Indoor Atmospheres. 8. The Chemistry of Global Climate. - Pt. B. The Hydrosphere. 9. The Hydrosphere. 10. Distribution of Species in Aquatic Systems. 11. Gases in Water. 12. Organic Matter in Water. 13. Metals in the Hydrosphere. 14. Environmental Chemistry of Colloids and Surfaces. 15. Microbiological Processes. 16. Water Pollution and Waste-Water Treatment Chemistry. - Pt. C. The Terrestrial Environment.. 17. The Terrestrial Environment. 18. Soil Properties. 19. The Chemistry of Solid Wastes. 20. Organic Biocides. 21. The Future Earth. - Appendix 1. Properties of the Earth. - Appendix 2. Infrared Absorption Spectrum of CFC-12. - Appendix 3. The Elements. - Appendix 4. Properties of Air and Water. - Appendix 5. Area, Biomass, and Productivity of Ecosystem Types. - Appendix 6. SI Prefixes. - Appendix 7. Fundamental Constants. - Appendix 8. Thermochemical Properties of Selected Elements and Compounds. - Appendix 9. Mean Bond Enthalpies [Delta]H/kj Mol[superscript -1] at 298 K. - Appendix 10. Dissociation Constants for Acids and Bases in Aqueous Solutions at 25[Superscript Degree]C. - Appendix 11. Standard Redox Potentials in Aqueous Solutions. - Index.
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First published 2000

1. Environmental chemistry: a global perspective. - Pt. A. The Earth's Atmosphere. 2. The Earth's Atmosphere. 3. Stratospheric Chemistry-Ozone. 4. Tropospheric Chemistry-Smog. 5. Tropospheric Chemistry-Precipitation. 6. Atmospheric Aerosols. 7. Chemistry of Urban and Indoor Atmospheres. 8. The Chemistry of Global Climate. - Pt. B. The Hydrosphere. 9. The Hydrosphere. 10. Distribution of Species in Aquatic Systems. 11. Gases in Water. 12. Organic Matter in Water. 13. Metals in the Hydrosphere. 14. Environmental Chemistry of Colloids and Surfaces. 15. Microbiological Processes. 16. Water Pollution and Waste-Water Treatment Chemistry. - Pt. C. The Terrestrial Environment.. 17. The Terrestrial Environment. 18. Soil Properties. 19. The Chemistry of Solid Wastes. 20. Organic Biocides. 21. The Future Earth. - Appendix 1. Properties of the Earth. - Appendix 2. Infrared Absorption Spectrum of CFC-12. - Appendix 3. The Elements. - Appendix 4. Properties of Air and Water. - Appendix 5. Area, Biomass, and Productivity of Ecosystem Types. - Appendix 6. SI Prefixes. - Appendix 7. Fundamental Constants. - Appendix 8. Thermochemical Properties of Selected Elements and Compounds. - Appendix 9. Mean Bond Enthalpies [Delta]H/kj Mol[superscript -1] at 298 K. - Appendix 10. Dissociation Constants for Acids and Bases in Aqueous Solutions at 25[Superscript Degree]C. - Appendix 11. Standard Redox Potentials in Aqueous Solutions. - Index.