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AEROSOL CHEMICAL PROCESSES IN THE ENVIRONMENT - CHAPTER 4 pdf
... 0.3 44 8 2.618 (–1) –9 .41 2 ( 4) 1.2 54 (–6)KCl 3665 –6.701 (–2) 1.3 94 ( 4) 7.225 (–7)Na2SO 4 72.2 ± 0.2 –2330 4. 591 4. 413 (–2) –1 .40 7 ( 4) 1 .48 9 (–7)NaNO33162 6.1 34 –5. 847 (–2) 1.852 ( 4) ... combining Equations 4. 4, 4. 12, and 4. 13, one obtains (4. 14) Here, n is the solubility in moles of solute per mole of water, which can be found either in International Critical Tables 47 or in the ... C(NH 4 )2SO 4 79.9 ± 0.5 1510 0.1 149 4. 489 ( 4) 1.385 (–6)Na2SO 4 84. 2 ± 0 .4 –2330 0.37 54 –1.763 (–3) 2 .42 4 (–6)NaNO3 74. 3 ± 0 .4 3162 0.1868 –1.677 (–3) 5.7 14 (–6)NH 4 NO361.8 3885 4. 298...
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FOOTPRINTS IN THE JUNGLE ppt
... century, growth in the developing world has beenhamstrung by restrictions on the development, financing, and opera-tion of its infrastructure by the state. Within the last decade, ... Destroying Them. World Re-sources Institute, Washington, D.C.Sizer, N., and R. Rice. 1995. Backs to the Wall in Suriname: ForestPolicy in a Country in Crisis. World Resources Institute, ... in the WWF and IUCN study, morethan half the total fall within the borders of the megadiversity coun-tries. Furthermore, considering biodiversity at greatest risk accordingto the ...
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AEROSOL CHEMICAL PROCESSES IN THE ENVIRONMENT - CHAPTER 1 pot
... are involved in the observeddeterioration and decline of forests in Europe and North America.60-65 The aerosols in the atmo-spheric environment of the forest are mainly imported into the ... atmo-spheric investigations, including the development of mathematical models, have been undertakensince the 1970s. Several laboratories and institutes have taken part in such research. In my opinion, the ... reactions. The ocean is the main source of hygroscopic CCN, through the bursting of bubbles in breakingwaves. Nevertheless, the continental air is also rich in natural and man-made CCN. The importanceof...
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AEROSOL CHEMICAL PROCESSES IN THE ENVIRONMENT - CHAPTER 2 docx
... between the embryo and the surrounding substrate. The embryo formation occurs via three successive stages. In the beginning, the surface area of the interface between the liquid embryo and the substrate ... model and the classical theory is that in the former, the cluster size is allowed to affect the relative fractions of the molecules at the surface and in the interior, and thereby also the mole ... are then used to determine the binary nucleus by creating a saddle surface in three-dimensional (∆G – n1 – n2) space andsearching the saddle point. The principal difference between the cluster...
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AEROSOL CHEMICAL PROCESSES IN THE ENVIRONMENT - CHAPTER 3 pot
... (characteristic) time intervals in the problem. The first one ( t 1 ) is the timeinterval during which the steady-state field of the vapor is established in the vicinity of the drop. The time interval ... Laplacetransforms, one obtains(3 .43 )(3 .44 )(3 .45 ) The complex roots of the equation(3 .46 )can be found for two cases: (1) Γ0 << Γ1 and (2) Γ0 >> Γ1. The parameter λ = Γ0/Γ1 in usual ... Processes in the Environment The second term in the brackets describes the growth at the initial salt concentration and does notdepend on salt diffusivity. The third term decelerates the growth...
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AEROSOL CHEMICAL PROCESSES IN THE ENVIRONMENT - CHAPTER 5 pot
... dropletspresent in clouds located in the northern and southern hemispheres, north and south of about 25°latitude, will start to freeze at 4 C in the marine and at –9°C in the continental atmosphere. The albedos ... will also expand the belt of clouds containing ice north in the southern and south in the northernhemisphere. This in turn will increase daytime global cooling.8 FORMATION OF ICE IN CLOUDSPhase ... evaporates in the presence of ice, resulting in the ice growing. Under suchconditions, the surface temperature of the evaporating water drop decreases and the temperatureof the growing ice surface increases...
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AEROSOL CHEMICAL PROCESSES IN THE ENVIRONMENT - CHAPTER 6 docx
... 75.28a 47 c(NH 4 )2SO 4 79.97a37 40 bNa2SO 4 84. 2b57–59bNH 4 HSO 4 40.0b 0.05–22bNaHSO 4 52.0d<0.05dNH 4 NO361.83a25–32dNaNO3 74. 5d 0.05-30b(NH 4 )3H(SO4)269b35 44 bNH 4 Cl ... the water-activity polynomialbeginning only in the fourth term. In Equation 6.79, temperature affected the solute activitybeginning with the second term of the polynomial. These equations indicate ... be in equilibrium witheach other at the gas–solution interface. Thus, the number of molecules of AB transferring from the gas to the solution equals the number of molecules transferring in the...
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AEROSOL CHEMICAL PROCESSES IN THE ENVIRONMENT - CHAPTER 7 pptx
... y = 4, 5, 6);this is due to either the lower sensitivity or other major recombinations in plasma. Therefore, the assumption of chromium VI presence in the chromate form must be veried by other ... CaxCrOy– ions (m/z 108, 1 24, 140 , 148 , 180, and 196) in the positive mode(Figure 7.7). In the negative mode, the cluster class CrxOy– (m/z 84, 100, 116, 168, 1 84, and 200)are always present, ... Farmer, V.C., The Infrared Spectra of Minerals, Mineralogical Society, London, 19 74, 539.28. Griffith, W.P., Advances in the Raman and infrared spectroscopy of minerals, Spectroscopy of Inor-ganic-based...
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AEROSOL CHEMICAL PROCESSES IN THE ENVIRONMENT - CHAPTER 8 pdf
... of the effects of the imaginary part on the scattering function. Besides the effects of the imaginary part on the Mie scattering function, the variation in the droplet sizecan also affect the ... K2CrO 4 852Pb(NO3)21 047 Solution Droplets Mixed SaltsNO3–1 048 Na2SO 4 ⋅ NaNO3996 1063SO 4 2–980 (NH 4 )2SO 4 ⋅ NH 4 NO3975 1 043 HSO 4 –892 1 048 NH 4 HSO 4 860 1025(NH 4 )3HSO 4 960 1065L829/frame/ch08 ... least-squares method outlined by Marquardt.52 In Figure 8.9, a plot of the scattering intensity ratio against the molar mixing ratio of Na2SO 4 to (NH 4 )2SO 4 is shown. The linearity of this...
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AEROSOL CHEMICAL PROCESSES IN THE ENVIRONMENT - CHAPTER 9 pdf
... spreading of the monolayer over the water surface. It was our intent to: (1) determine if the "kinks" are present in the single droplet evaporation data, and (2) determine the value of the ... generated using a dry processreferred to as contact charging. Contact charging involved bringing a potential field in the vicinityof the conductive powder that was placed in contact with ground. The ... charac-teristic "kinks" in the isotherms. They attributed the "kinks" to impurities that were introducedthrough the administration of monolayer-solvent solutions necessary for the uniform...
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AEROSOL CHEMICAL PROCESSES IN THE ENVIRONMENT - CHAPTER 10 docx
... 547 LiF 547 1 047 AgI 552 820CsI 621 738CsBr 636 748 CsCl 646 744 NaI 651 767V 2 O 5 690 — NaCl 800 865Ag 961 767Au 1063 1083Mn 1 244 717Be 12 84 942 Si 141 0 10 24 Ni 145 5 1157Co 147 8 ... radon is retained near the surface and a largeproportion of the RaA atoms originating from the decay are ejected by recoil into the gas inside the tube. Because of their low energy, these atoms ... present in other asbestosminerals (e.g., in amphiboles) and also in the products of man-made mineral fibers. 51Cr and 59Feare therefore the most important radio-tracers of mineral fibers. The...
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AEROSOL CHEMICAL PROCESSES IN THE ENVIRONMENT - CHAPTER 11 docx
... onatomizing a solution containing the precursors. A good conditioning of the aerosol is necessary toimprove our strategy of reducing the defects that can profoundly affect the sintering. The applicationof ... modification of the zirconium environmentduring this first stage of drying. The variation of the coordination number can be related to the growth of crystallites and by the modification of the chains [Zr(OH) ... is the absorption coefcient of the powder. RESULTS AND DISCUSSION EXAFS data were treated using the program developed by Bonnin, 7 which follows the suggestionsof the report on the International...
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AEROSOL CHEMICAL PROCESSES IN THE ENVIRONMENT - CHAPTER 15 pot
... limestones, the main damage mechanism affecting all componentsof masonry is the superficial transformation of CaCO3 in the underlying support into gypsum. The percentage of gypsum in the brick patinas ... (15.3)ThaumasiteEttringite is produced during the early hours of the hydration process and the reaction generallyinvolves all the sulfate present in the cement; in this case, the process causes no damage as the mortar ... carbonate interact with CaOand SiO 2 or Ca 2 SiO 4 in the presence of an excess of water. 24 Preventing the formation of ettringiteand thaumasite in buildings exposed to the joint...
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Climate Change and Water Resources in South Asia - Chapter 4 docx
... modest flooding with or without protectionagainst moderate or severe flooding inland from the river. 4. 6 .4 TRUTH IN ADVERTISING - THE UNDERLYING ASSUMPTIONS OF THE INDICATOR APPROACH The construction ... flooding, but do nothing to diminish the likelihood of modest events. Finally, the observation that the likelihood of modest ormoderate flooding might actually begin to decline at some point in the ... even if they began the century with an increasing trend. It seems that reduced precipitation in the lowlands morethan accommodate increased runoff of melting snowfall in the spring in the later...
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