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Atmospheric aerosol :

0841206465

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Atmospheric aerosol :

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source/air quality relationships : based on a symposium jointly sponsored by the Divisions of Nuclear Chemistry and Technology and Environmental Chemistry at the second Chemical Congress of the North American Continent (180th ACS national meeting), Las Vegas, Nevada, August 27-29, 1980 /

Edward S. Macias, editor, Philip K. Hopke, editor.

Washington, D.C. :

American Chemical Society,

1981.

viii, 359 pages :

illustrations ;

24 cm.

ACS symposium series,

167

0097-6156 ;

Includes bibliographical references and index.

New developments in receptor modeling theory / S.K. Friedlander -- The application of factor analysis to urban aerosol source resolution / Philip K. Hopke -- Composition of source components needed for aerosol receptor models / Glen E. Gordon, William H. Zoller, Gregory S. Kowalczyk, and Scott W. Rheingrover -- Review of the chemical receptor model of aerosol source apportionment / John A. Cooper -- The state of the art of receptor models relating ambient suspended particulate matter to sources / John G. Watson, Ronald C. Henry, John A. Cooper, and Edward S. Macias -- Air particulate control strategy development : a new approach using chemical mass balance methods / John E. Core, Patrick L. Hanrahan, and John A. Cooper -- Chemical species contributions to light scattering by aerosols at a remote arid site : comparison of statistical and theoretical results / J.R. Ouimette, R.C. Flagan, and A.R. Kelso -- Aerosols from a laboratory pulverized coal combustor / D.D. Taylor and R.C. Flagan -- Elemental composition of atmospheric fine particles emitted from coal burned in a modern electric power plant equipped with a flue-gas desulfurization system / J.M. Ondov, A.H. Biermann, R.E. Heft, and R.F. Koszykowski -- Sources and fates of atmospheric polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons / Ronald A. Hites -- Atmospheric particulate organic matter : multivariate models for identifying sources and estimating their contributions to the ambient aerosol / J.M. Daisey and T.J. Kneip -- An automated thermal-optical method for the analysis of carbonaceous aerosol / Richard L. Johnson, Jitendra J. Shah, Robert A. Cary, and James J. Huntzicker -- Wintertime carbonaceous aerosols in Los Angeles : an exploration of the role of elemental carbon / M.H. Conklin, G.R. Cass, L.-C. Chu, and E.S. Macias -- Carbonaceous urban aerosol : primary or secondary? / Lih-Ching Chu and Edward S. Macias -- Comparisons between size-segregated resuspended soil samples and ambient aerosols in the western United States / T.A. Cahill, L.L. Ashbaugh, R.A. Eldred, P.J. Feeney, B.H. Kusko, and R.G. Flocchini -- Aerosol composition in relation to air mass movements in north China / John W. Winchester, Michael Darzi, Alistair C.D. Leslie, Wang Mingxing, Ren Lixin, and Lü Weixiu -- Sources of airborne calcium in rural central Illinois / Donald F. Gatz, Gary J. Stensland, Michael V. Miller, and Alistair C.D. Leslie -- The effect of Owens Dry Lake on air quality in the Owens Valley with implications for the Mono Lake area / J.B. Barone, L.L. Ashbaugh, B.H. Kusko, and T.A. Cahill.

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Atmospheric aerosol.

Aerosols.

Air quality-- Mathematical models.

Air quality-- United States.

Atmospheric chemistry.

Hopke, Philip K.,1944-

Macias, Edward S.,1944-

American Chemical Society., Division of Environmental Chemistry.

American Chemical Society., Division of Nuclear Chemistry and Technology.

American Chemical Society., Meeting(180th :1980 :, Las Vegas, Nev.)

Chemical Congress of the North American Continent(2nd :1980 :, Las Vegas, Nev.)

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