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Chemistry of the upper and lower atmosphere : theory, experiments, and applications
Finlayson-Pitts, Barbara J. <1948- >
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1. Overview of the chemistry of polluted and remote atmospheres 1; 2. The atmospheric system 15; 3. Spectroscopy and photochemistry: fundamentals 43; 4. Photochemistry of important atmospheric species 86; 5. Kinetics and atmospheric chemistry 130; 6. Rates and mechanisms of gas-phase reactions in irradiated organic - NOx - air mixtures 179; 7. Chemistry of inorganic nitrogen compounds 265; 8.
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Acid deposition: formation and fates of inorganic and organic acids in the troposphere 294; 9. Particles in the troposphere 349; 10. Airborne polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons and their derivatives: atmospheric chemistry and toxicological implications 440; 11. Analytical methods and typical atmospheric concentrations for gases and particles 548; 12. Homogeneous and heterogeneous chemistry in the stratosphere 657; 13. Scientific basis for control of halogenated organics 727; 14. Global tropospheric chemistry and climate change 763; 15. Indoor air pollution: sources, levels, chemistry, and fates 844; 16. Applications of atmospheric chemistry: air pollution control strategies and risk assessments for tropospheric ozone and associated photochemical oxidants, acids, particles, and hazardous air pollutants 871; Appendix I. Enthalpies of formation of some gaseous molecules, atoms, and free radicals at 298 K 943; Appendix II. Bond dissociation energies 945; Appendix III. Running the OZIPR model 947; Appendix IV. Some relevant web sites 949; Appendix V. Pressures and temperatures for standard atmosphere 951; Appendix VI. Answers to selected problems 952; Subject index 957; Contents VII.
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