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Introduction to Atmospheric Chemistry
The main objective of this book is to show how one can apply simple principles of physics and chemistry to describe a complex system such as the atmosphere, and how one can reduce the complex system to build models. Topics covered includes: Measures Of Atmospheric Composition, Atmospheric Pressure, Simple Models, Atmospheric Transport, The Continuity Equation, Geochemical Cycles, The Greenhouse Effect, Aerosols, Chemical Kinetics, Stratospheric Ozone, Oxidizing Power Of The Troposphere and Ozone Air Pollution.
Author(s): Daniel J. Jacob
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Environmental Chemistry Lecture Notes by Asoka Marasinghe
This lecture note is an introduction to key environmental chemistry topics. It begins with the composition of the atmosphere and pollutants responsible for environmental degradation. The topics discussed include the Chapman cycle, protection of the ozone layer, and the seasonal depletion of ozone in Antarctica. Principles of combustion, alternative fuels, and the role of water in environmental sustainability are also covered in it. This occupies a good part of the note-writing; acid rain, and its impact on the environment. It is basically important reading to those students who wish to link chemistry with environmental protection.
Author(s): Asoka Marasinghe
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Chemicals in the Environment Toxicology and Public Health
This note tackles the very complex issue of the relationship between environmental chemicals and human health. It explores epidemiological approaches to disease causation, biostatistical methods for evaluating chemical exposure, and the effects of chemical reactions within the body. The content covers risk assessment techniques used in the U.S. for regulatory decision-making and public health policy. It is a must for students in the fields of toxicology, environmental health, and public health: it offers a challenging examination of interactions between environmental chemicals and human biology and the approaches used to evaluate and counteract their risks.
Author(s): Prof. James Sherley, Dr. Laura Green and Prof. Steven Tannenbaum
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