Perspectives in Environmental Chemistry (Topics in Environmental Chemistry) Unknown - 1997 - 1st Edition

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Environmental chemistry has evolved into a discipline which encompasses far more than the application of chemistry to environmental problems. The complexity and diversity of environmental systems demands an equally varied group of researchers who call themselves environmental chemists. This
unique volume reflects this diversity and provides an accessible yet in-depth introduction to a wide variety of current research topics within environmental chemistry.
Perspectives in Environmental Chemistry features state-of-the-art contributions from leading scientists who are actively involved in an extensive range of research areas within environmental chemistry. It is organized into sections describing fundamental work in the environmental chemistry of
condensed-phase systems; studies in atmospheric chemistry; and chapters more directly related to field data. It has been carefully edited for consistency of level and style, and is fully referenced and indexed. Ideal for use in upper-level undergraduate or beginning graduate courses in environmental
chemistry, this book also serves as an excellent introduction to a broad range of modern environmental chemical research areas for scientists newly interested in the field.

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