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Scavenging of Nitrogen From the Atmosphere by Atmospheric (Rain and Snow) and Occult (Dew and Frost) Precipitation: Comparison of Urban and Nonurban Deposition Profiles

Journal of Geophysical Research: Biogeosciences, 2019
This paper describes the comparison of atmospheric (rain and snow) versus occult (dew and frost) precipitation in terms of scavenging of nitrogen compounds (inorganic and organic) from the atmosphere.
I. Kurzyca, Marcin Frankowski
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Symbols, Units and Nomenclature for Atmospheric Transmission

Optical Engineering, 1966
This report discusses concepts, symbols, units and nomenclature for describing the transmission of radiant flux through earth's variable density atmosphere. The geometrical concepts used in the field of photometry and radiometry are the same. A common set of symbols is proposed for use in both fields together with some terms not previously used.
R. Clark Jones, Irving J. Spiro, David Q. Wark   +2 more
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Tables of Atmospheric Profiles (English Units)

2012
Geopotential height (H), geometric height (Z), temperature (T), deviation from standard atmosphere temperature (t – Tstd), pressure (P), density (ρ), sound speed (Cs), coefficient of dynamic viscosity (μ), coefficient of kinematic viscosity (η), thermal conductivity (k)
Young P. Yee, Erik Y. Yee, Kueyson Y. Yee   +2 more
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Acid inputs from the atmosphere in the United Kingdom

Soil Use and Management, 1985
Abstract. Inputs of acidity to the ground arise through two distinct routes: wet deposition which includes all acidity deposited in rain and snow and dry deposition, the direct sorption of SO2, NO2 or HNO3 gases by vegetation or soil surfaces. The acidity from dry deposition of SO2 and NO2 is created during the oxidation of deposited SO2 and NO2 to ...
Fowler, D., Cape, J.N., Leith, I.D.
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ATMOSPHERIC WAVES IN THE NORTHWESTERN UNITED STATES

Journal of Meteorology, 1948
Abstract I. The flow of air in vertical planes across the Rocky Mountains is studied through the potential-temperature distribution. Sinusoidal configurations of the isentropes are observed which seem to correspond to theoretical patterns, i.e., wide separation of isentropic surfaces (low stability) and ascent overlying descent in the lee with a nodal ...
Seymour L. Hess, Harold Vagner
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Use of the electrosurgical unit in a carbon dioxide atmosphere

Journal of Medical Engineering & Technology, 2016
The electrosurgical unit (ESU) utilizes an electrical discharge to cut and coagulate tissue and is often held above the surgical site, causing a spark to form. The voltage at which the spark is created, termed the breakdown voltage, is governed by the surrounding gaseous environment.
William C. Culp, Aris J. Maguddayao, Bradly A. Kimbrough, Jack L. Eidson, David V. Paolino, Sarah Luna   +5 more
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Atmospheric polybrominated diphenyl ethers (PBDEs) in the United Kingdom

Environmental Pollution, 2012
The occurrence of PBDEs has been studied in the atmosphere of four sites in the United Kingdom over a period of ten years. The concentrations have exhibited a sharp decrease after 2001-2003. This is evident in the urban sites of Manchester and London and at the semi-rural site of Hazelrigg. The average ΣPBDE half-lives for these three sites were 3.4, 2.
Birgul, Askin, Katsoyiannis, Athanasios, Gioia, Rosalinda, Crosse, John, Earnshaw, Mark, Ratola, Nuno, Jones, Kevin C., Sweetman, Andrew J.   +7 more
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A Sub-Atmospheric Solar Distillation Unit

International Journal of Solar Energy, 1987
Abstract This paper describes the design, manufacture and performance of a new type of solar distillation unit. The unit operates at a pressure below the atmospheric and utilizes a flat-plate collector. The designed unit is intended for an experimental purpose and operates on draw and fill or non-flow basis.
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Properties of coarse particles in the atmosphere of the United Kingdom

Atmospheric Environment, 2011
Abstract The recent rapid expansion of PM2.5 monitoring alongside PM10 has allowed estimation of concentrations of coarse particles (PM2.5–10) by difference. This has been carried out for sites using comparable measurement techniques for both metrics, and the properties of the hourly average concentration data have been evaluated.
Yan-Ju Liu, Roy M. Harrison
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Gas-phase mercury in the atmosphere of the United Kingdom

Atmospheric Environment, 1998
Abstract Measurements of total gaseous mercury have been made over a period of 1 yr using a cold vapour atomic fluorescence absorption technique at Harwell, a rural site in central southern England. The mean concentration was 1.68 ng m−3, with a maximum hourly mean concentration of 20.5 ng m−3 and a minimum hourly mean concentration of 0.26 ng m−3 ...
G. J. Dollard, David S. Lee, Simon Pepler   +2 more
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