"Environmental Oxidants" explores the dual nature of oxidants as both pollutants and tools in environmental science. It examines their roles in harmful chemical reactions, their impact on health, and their applications in treating pollution. The book compiles recent research on the evolution, influence, and uses of oxidants, offering insights for scientists and engineers.
"Arsenic in the Environment" is a comprehensive two-volume work examining the common yet dangerous presence of arsenic in our lives. Part I focuses on its cycling and characterization, while Part II delves into its health impacts and ecological effects, featuring insights from leading researchers and detailed case studies of chronic poisoning.
This book explores the environmental impact of pollution since the industrial revolution, highlighting ongoing regional and global challenges. It provides research tools and analytical methods to study gaseous pollutants and their effects. Aimed at scientists and engineers, it discusses air quality monitoring and future research opportunities in pollution control.
"Vanadium in the Environment" is a comprehensive two-volume work that explores the chemical and toxicological aspects of vanadium exposure. The first volume covers its history, occurrence, environmental chemistry, water quality, bioaccumulation in marine life, and the effects of vanadium on biological systems.