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G.E. Napolitano and D.S. Cicerone
Tunlid, A.; White, D.C. Biochemical analysis of biomass, community structure, nutritional
status, and metabolic activity of microbial communities in soil. In: Stotzky, G.; Bollag
J-M., eds. Soil Biochemistry. New York: Marcel Dekker; 1992:p. 229-262.
Velimirov, B. Sugar and lipid components in sea foam near kelp beds. Mar. Ecol. 3:97 -107;
1982.
Volz, EE. Infrared absorption by atmospheric aerosol substances. J. Geophys. Res. 77:
1017-1031; 1972.
Wachs, W.; Hayano, S. Ober die kritische Micellkonzentration (CMC) von fettsauremonoestern der Saccharose und ihre Beziehung zum HLB-WERT. Kolloid-Z 181: 139144; 1962.
Warry, N.D.; Chan, e.H. Organic contaminants in the suspended sediments of the Niagara
River. J. Great Lakes Res. 7:394-403; 1981.
Wasan, D.T.; Koczo, K.; Nikolov, A.D. Mechanisms of aqueous foam stability and antifoaming action with and without oil. In: Schramm, L.L., ed. Foams: Fundamentals and
Applications in the Petroleum Industry. Washington, DC: American Chemical Society;
1994:p. 48-114.
Webster, J.; Marvanova, L.; Eicker, A. Spores from foam from South African rivers. Nova
Hedwigia 59:379-398; 1994.
White, D.e. Chemical ecology: possible linkage between macro- and microbial ecology.
Oikos 74:177-184; 1995.
Whitman, w.G. The two film theory of gas absorption. Chern. Metal. Eng. 29:146-148;
1923.
Wilcock, R.I. Reaction studies on some New Zealand rivers using methyl chloride as a gas
tracer. In: Brutsaert, W.; Jirka, G.H., eds. Gas Transfer at Water Surfaces. Boston: Reidel;
1984:p.413-420.
Williams, P.M.; Carlucci, A.F.; Henrichs, S.M.; Van Vleet, E.S.; Horrigan, S.G.; Reid,
F.M.H.; Robertson, K.I. Chemical and microbial studies of sea-surface films in the
southern Gulf of California and off the west coast of Baja California. Mar. Chern. 19: 1798; 1986.
Williams, R.J.; Phillips, J.N.; Mysels, K. Critical micelle concentration of sodium dodecylsufate at 2Ye. J. Trans. Faraday Soc. 51:728-737; 1955.
Wilson, A.T. Surface of the ocean as a source of air-borne nitrogenous material and other
plant nutrients. Nature 184:99-101; 1959.
Wissmar, R.e.; Simenstad, A. Surface foam chemistry and productivity in the Duckabush
River estuary, Puget Sound, Washington. In: Kennedy, V.S., ed. The Estuary as a Filter.
San Diego, CA: Academic Press; 1984:p. 331-348.
Wu, J. Evaporation due to spray. J. Geophys. Res. 79:4107-4109; 1974.
Zafiriou, O.e. Photochemistry of halogens in the marine atmosphere. 1. Geophys. Res.
79:2730-2732; 1974.
Zepp, R.G.; Wolfe, N.L.; Gordon, J.A.; Baughman, G.L. Dynamics of 2,4-D esters in
surface waters. Hydrolysis, photolysis, and vaporization. Environ. Sci. Technol. 9: 11441150; 1975.