Titlebook: Environmental Chemistry; J. O’M. Bockris Book 1977 Plenum Press, New York 1977 chemistry.environment.environmental chemistry

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The Hydrogen Economy,ilities of the building up of an energy system in which the medium is hydrogen. A system of industry, transportation, and household energy which depends on piped hydrogen as a fuel is called a “hydrogen economy.”

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Notes on Electrochemical Transportation, or liquid hydrogen to replace gasoline, but the third way is to use electrochemical power sources to run our cars. Regarded as fuels, these three methods have been already reviewed in Chapter 18, so that this chapter will be brief.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-08252-9epend, and in which our technologically sophisticated society is setting “ecological traps” by altering its quality. Regardless of the routes by which chemical agents enter the body, the fact that they may affect behavior by interacting with biochemical events is the basic set of interrelations which defines the term “psychochemistry.”.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-97760-1 when we refer to air pollutants we consider these to be those in relatively high concentrations (compared with background values) which result from the chemical and biological processes used by man. Most notable among these are fuel combustion—for heating cooking and industrial processing—and the generation of electricity.

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The Psychochemistry of Pollutants,epend, and in which our technologically sophisticated society is setting “ecological traps” by altering its quality. Regardless of the routes by which chemical agents enter the body, the fact that they may affect behavior by interacting with biochemical events is the basic set of interrelations which defines the term “psychochemistry.”.

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Formation and Control of Air Pollutants, when we refer to air pollutants we consider these to be those in relatively high concentrations (compared with background values) which result from the chemical and biological processes used by man. Most notable among these are fuel combustion—for heating cooking and industrial processing—and the generation of electricity.

Carcinogenesis

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