Heterogeneous Atmospheric Chemistry

Copyright 1982 by the American Geophysical Union.

Heterogeneous Atmospheric Chemistry

Editor(s): David R. Schryer

Published Online: 21 MAR 2013

Print ISBN: 9780875900513

Online ISBN: 9781118663813

DOI: 10.1029/GM026

About this Book

Published by the American Geophysical Union as part of the Geophysical Monograph Series, Volume 26.

Table of contents

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      Front Matter (pages i–vii)

    2. Common Problems in Nucleation and Growth, Chemical Kinetics, and Catalysis (pages 2–5)

      Howard Reiss

    3. Effect of the Mechanism of Gas-To-Particle Conversion on the Evolution of Aerosol Size Distributions (pages 6–12)

      John H. Seinfeld and Mark Bassett

    4. Neutral and Charged Clusters in the Atmosphere: Their Importance and Potential Role in Heterogeneous Catalysis (pages 13–27)

      A. W. Castleman

    5. Role of Ions in Heteromolecular Nucleation: Free Energy Change of Hydrated Ion Clusters (pages 28–32)

      S. H. Suck, T. S. Chen, R. W. Emmons, D. E. Hagen and J. L. Kassner

    6. Structural Studies of Isolated Small Particles Using Molecular Beam Techniques (pages 33–43)

      Sang Soo Kim and Gilbert D. Stein

    7. Chemical Reactions With Aerosols (pages 44–49)

      Egon Matijević

    8. Photophoretic Spectroscopy: A Search for the Composition of a Single Aerosol Particle (pages 50–56)

      S. Arnold and M. Lewittes

    9. Electron Beam Studies of Individual Natural and Anthropogenic Microparticles: Compositions, Structures, and Surface Reactions (pages 57–76)

      Peter R. Buseck and John P. Bradley

    10. Electronic Structure Theory for Small Metallic Particles (pages 77–86)

      R. P. Messmer

    11. The Surface Science of Heterogeneous Catalysis: Possible Applications in Atmospheric Sciences (pages 88–92)

      G. A. Somorjai

    12. The Removal of Atmospheric Gases by Particulate Matter (pages 93–98)

      Julian Heicklen

    13. Reactions of Gases on Prototype Aerosol Particle Surfaces (pages 99–102)

      Alan C. Baldwin

    14. Laboratory Measurements of Dry Deposition of Acetone Over Adobe Clay Soil (pages 103–106)

      Henry S. Judeikis

    15. Kinetics of Reactions Between Free Radicals and Surfaces (Aerosols) Applicable to Atmospheric Chemistry (pages 107–121)

      Daryl D. Jech, Patrick G. Easley and Barbara B. Krieger

    16. Photoassisted Reactions on Doped Metal Oxide Particles (pages 122–135)

      J. M. White

    17. Photoassisted Heterogeneous Catalysis: Definition and Hydrocarbon and Chlorocarbon Oxidations (pages 136–142)

      David F. Ollis and Ann Lorette Pruden

    18. Heterogeneous Catalyzed Photolysis Via Photoacoustic Spectroscopy (pages 143–148)

      L. Robbin Martin and Marilyn Wun-Fogle

    19. Observation of Sulfate Compounds on Filter Substrates by Means of X-Ray Diffraction (pages 149–156)

      Briant L. Davis, L. Ronald Johnson, Robert K. Stevens, Donald F. Gatz and Gary J. Stensland

    20. Atmospheric Gases on Cold Surfaces - Condensation, Thermal Desorption, and Chemical Reactions (pages 157–166)

      R. J. Fezza and J. M. Calo

    21. Incomplete Energy Accommodation in Surface-Catalyzed Reactions (pages 167–172)

      Bret Halpern and Daniel E. Rosner

    22. Oxidation of SO2 by NO2 and air in an aqueous suspension of carbon (pages 174–177)

      Robert S. Rogowski, David R. Schryer, Wesley R. Cofer, Robert A. Edahl and Shekhar Munavalli

    23. Sulfur Dioxide Absorption, Oxidation, and Oxidation Inhibition in Falling Drops: An Experimental/Modeling Approach (pages 178–186)

      Elmar R. Altwicker and Clement Kleinstreuer

    24. Sulfur-Dioxide/Water Equilibria Between 0° and 50°C. An Examination of Data at Low Concentrations (pages 187–195)

      Howard G. Maahs

    25. Theoretical Limitations on Heterogeneous Catalysis by Transition Metals in Aqueous Atmospheric Aerosols (pages 196–203)

      Charles J. Weschler and T. E. Graedel

    26. Evidence for Heterogeneous Reactions in the Atmosphere (pages 204–214)

      George M. Hidy

    27. Soot-Catalyzed Atmospheric Reactions (pages 215–220)

      T. Novakov

    28. The Relative Importance of Various Urban Sulfate Aerosol Production Mechanisms – A Theoretical Comparison (pages 221–230)

      Paulette Middleton, C. S. Kiang and Volker A. Mohnen

    29. Importance of Heterogeneous Processes to Tropospheric Chemistry: Studies With a One-Dimensional Model (pages 231–240)

      R. P. Turco, O. B. Toon, R. C. Whitten, R. G. Keesee and P. Hamill

    30. Sulfate in the Atmospheric Boundary Layer: Concentration and Mechanisms of Formation (pages 241–249)

      R. F. Pueschel and E. W. Barrett

    31. Water Vapor and Temperature Dependence of Aerosol Sulfur Concentrations at Fort Wayne, Indiana, October 1977 (pages 250–256)

      John W. Winchester and Alistair C.D. Leslie

    32. Evidence for Aerosol Chlorine Reactivity During Filter Sampling (pages 257–263)

      Wang Mingxing and John W. Winchester

    33. The Possible Role of Heterogeneous Aerosol Processes in the Chemistry of CH4 and CO in the Troposphere (pages 264–273)

      Cindy J. Luther and Leonard K. Peters

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      Acknowledgements (page 274)

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