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Environmental Chemistry
Gary W. vanLoon and Stephen J. Duffy
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Últimas novedades química general
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Chemical processes shape the world we live in; the air we breathe, the water we drink, the weather we experience. Environmental Chemistry: a global perspective describes those chemical principles which underpin the natural processes occurring within and between the air, water, and soil, and explores how human activities impact on these processes, giving rise to environmental issues of global concern.
Guiding us through the chemical composition of the three key environmental systems - the atmosphere, hydrosphere, and terrestrial environment - the authors explain the chemical processes which occur within and between each system. Focusing on general principles, we are introduced to the essential chemical concepts which allow better understanding of air, water, and soil and how they behave; careful explanations ensure that clarity is not sacrificed at the expense of thorough coverage of the underlying chemistry |
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1. Environmental chemistry Part 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 Part 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 Part C: The Terrestrial Environment 17. The terrestrial environment 18. Soil properties 19. The chemistry of solid wastes 20. Organic biocides 21. The future Earth Appendices
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