cAMBri Dge en VirOnMentAl
cHeMistrY series
Series editors:
P. g. c. campbell, institut national de la recherche scientifique, université de québec, canada
r. M. Harrison, school of chemistry, university of Birmingham, uK
s. J. de Mora, Plymouth Marine laboratory, Plymouth, uK
this wide-ranging series aims to cover all areas of environmental chemistry, placing emphasis
on both basic scientific and pollution-oriented aspects. A central core of textbooks, suitable for
those taking courses in environmental sciences, ecology, and chemistry, provides comprehensive
coverage at the undergraduate and first-year postgraduate level of atmospheric science, chemical
sedimentology, freshwater chemistry, marine chemistry, and soil chemistry. At a more advanced
level, the series contains topical accounts of current research interest.
All books available in the series:
P. Brimblecombe Air Composition and Chemistry, Second Edition
A. c. chamberlain Radioactive Aerosols
M. cresser, K. Killham, and A. edwards Soil Chemistry and its Applications
A. edwards and M. cresser Acidification of Freshwaters
r. M. Harrison and s. J. de Mora Introductory Chemistry for the Environmental Sciences,
Second Edition
t. D. Jickells and J. e. rae Biogeochemistry of Intertidal Sediments
s. J. de Mora Tributyltin: Case Study of an Environmental Contaminant
s. J. de Mora, s. Demers, and M. Vernet The Effect of UV Radiation in the Marine Environment
s. roy, e. s. egeland, g. Johnsen, and c. A. llewellyn Phytoplankton Pigments:
Characterization, Chemotaxonomy and Applications in Oceanography
e. tipping Cation Binding by Humic Substances
D. A. Wright and P. Welbourn Environmental Toxicology
s. roy, c. A. llewellyn, e. s. egeland, and g. Johnson Phytoplankton Pigments
P. g. coble, J. lead, A. Baker, D. M. reynolds, and r. g. M. spencer Aquatic Organic
Matter Fluorescence
cHeMistrY series
Series editors:
P. g. c. campbell, institut national de la recherche scientifique, université de québec, canada
r. M. Harrison, school of chemistry, university of Birmingham, uK
s. J. de Mora, Plymouth Marine laboratory, Plymouth, uK
this wide-ranging series aims to cover all areas of environmental chemistry, placing emphasis
on both basic scientific and pollution-oriented aspects. A central core of textbooks, suitable for
those taking courses in environmental sciences, ecology, and chemistry, provides comprehensive
coverage at the undergraduate and first-year postgraduate level of atmospheric science, chemical
sedimentology, freshwater chemistry, marine chemistry, and soil chemistry. At a more advanced
level, the series contains topical accounts of current research interest.
All books available in the series:
P. Brimblecombe Air Composition and Chemistry, Second Edition
A. c. chamberlain Radioactive Aerosols
M. cresser, K. Killham, and A. edwards Soil Chemistry and its Applications
A. edwards and M. cresser Acidification of Freshwaters
r. M. Harrison and s. J. de Mora Introductory Chemistry for the Environmental Sciences,
Second Edition
t. D. Jickells and J. e. rae Biogeochemistry of Intertidal Sediments
s. J. de Mora Tributyltin: Case Study of an Environmental Contaminant
s. J. de Mora, s. Demers, and M. Vernet The Effect of UV Radiation in the Marine Environment
s. roy, e. s. egeland, g. Johnsen, and c. A. llewellyn Phytoplankton Pigments:
Characterization, Chemotaxonomy and Applications in Oceanography
e. tipping Cation Binding by Humic Substances
D. A. Wright and P. Welbourn Environmental Toxicology
s. roy, c. A. llewellyn, e. s. egeland, and g. Johnson Phytoplankton Pigments
P. g. coble, J. lead, A. Baker, D. M. reynolds, and r. g. M. spencer Aquatic Organic
Matter Fluorescence