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The Chemistry Of Acid Rain : Sources And Atmospheric Processes : Developed From A Symposium Sponsored By The Divisions Of Petroleum Chemistry, Inc., Nuclear Chemistry And Technology, Environmental Chemistry, And Fuel Chemistry At The 191st Meeting Of The American Chemical Society, New York, New York, April 13-18, 1986
The Chemistry Of Acid Rain : Sources And Atmospheric Processes : Developed From A Symposium Sponsored By The Divisions Of Petroleum Chemistry, Inc., Nuclear Chemistry And Technology, Environmental Chemistry, And Fuel Chemistry At The 191st Meeting Of The American Chemical Society, New York, New York, April 13-18, 1986

By R. W. Shaw, David L. Anderson, G.M. Hidy, B B Hicks, John M Miller, Russell W. Johnson, J. H. Hall, S. C. Bhatia, N. F. Robinson, Daniel J. Jacob, G. J. Keeler, Richard Peterson, Theresa Miller, Stephen E. Schwartz, William H Zoller, Yoshikazu Hashimoto, J. J. Drake, Michael R Hoffmann, Shigeru Tanaka, J. H. Lee, James N Galloway, Anthony H. Knap, A. K Pollack, Thomas M. Church, R. P. Hosker, Detlef W. Bahnemann, Glen E. Gordon, Robert J. Charlson, D. F. Miller, I. Ölmez, P. H. Wine, A. J. Hynes, Jed M. Waldman, W. R. Pierson, W. W. Brachaczek, R. A. Gorse, S. M. Japar, J. M. Norbeck, Douglas M. Whelpdale, C. W. Lewis, R. K. Stevens, S. G. Tuncel, J. R. Parrington, R. J. Paur, Michael E. Kitto, I. N. Tang, Andrew P. Hong, Claudius Kormann, W. A. Jaeschke, G. J. Herrmann, Kazuo Yamanaka, A. W. Gertler, J. D. Womack, Richard J. Vong, Timothy V. Larson, David S. Covert, Ian Sweet, John F. O'Loughlin, Margaret N. Stevenson, S. Landsberger, S. J. Vermette, E. G. Chapman, D. S. Sklarew, L. E. Topol, M. Lev-On, Jean Muhlbaier Dasch, J. William Munge

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Annotation Papers of a symposium at the 191st Meeting of the ACS, New York, Apr. 1986. Describes: our growing understanding of the sources and chemistry of acidic species in the environment; a hist...

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