Atmospheric Environment

Formation of alkyl and hydroxyalkyl hydroperoxides on ozonolysis in water and in air
pp. 2401-2407(7)
Authors: Gab S.; Turner W.V.; Wolff S.; Becker K.H.; Ruppert L.; Brockmann K.J.

Evaluation of visible-light photolysis of ozone-water cluster molecules as a source of atmospheric hydroxyl radical and hydrogen peroxide
pp. 2409-2415(7)
Authors: Buckley P.T.; Birks J.W.

Lagrangian statistics in turbulent channel flow
pp. 2417-2427(11)
Authors: Qunzhen W.; Squires K.D.; Xiaohua W.

Effect of sampling frequency on trend detection for atmospheric fine mass
pp. 2429-2438(10)
Authors: Somerville M.C.; Evans E.G.

A critical data analysis and interpretation of the pH, ion loadings and electrical conductivity of rainwater from the territory of Hong Kong
pp. 2439-2447(9)
Authors: Sequeira R.; F. L.

Simulations of dispersion in complex terrain using a higher-order closure model
pp. 2449-2465(17)
Authors: Enger L.; Koracin D.

Effects of industrial pollution on cumulus convection and rain showers: a numerical study
pp. 2467-2474(8)
Authors: Reuter G.W.; Guan S.

Wet deposition of metals to the tropical north and the south Atlantic Ocean
pp. 2475-2484(10)
Authors: Helmers E.; Schrems O.

Evaluation of Eulerian and Lagrangian atmospheric transport models at the Deutscher Wetterdienst using anatex surface tracer data
pp. 2485-2497(13)
Authors: Fay B.; Glaab H.; Jacobsen I.; Schrodin R.

Environmental chamber study of maximum incremental reactivities of volatile organic compounds
pp. 2499-2511(13)
Authors: Carter W.P.L.; Pierce J.A.; Dongmin L.; Malkina I.L.

Computer modeling of environmental chamber measurements of maximum incremental reactivities of volatile organic compounds
pp. 2513-2527(15)
Author: Carter W.P.L.

The effects of wind speed and turbulence on the performance of diffusion tube samplers
pp. 2529-2533(5)
Authors: Gair A.J.; Penkett S.A.

A new technique to provide high time resolution snowpack dating for stratigraphy and chemistry assessments
pp. 2535-2539(5)
Author: Braaten D.A.

Computation of global photochemistry with SMVGEAR II
pp. 2541-2546(6)
Author: Jacobson M.Z.

Measurements of atmospheric pollutants using helicopters: evaluation of the possible contamination of the sample air by turbine exhausts
pp. 2547-2552(6)
Authors: Desmet G.; Dumont G.; Tielemans D.; De Lathouwer R.; Roekens E.J.

Isotopes and atmospheric sulphur
pp. 2553-2556(4)
Authors: McArdle N.C.; Liss P.S.

Combustion aerosol water content and its effects on hydrocarbon reactivity
pp. 2563-2563(1)
Author: McDow S.R.