Encyclopedia of Environmental Science and Engineering, Volume I and II

1156 TOXICOLOGY Dose-response curves are often used to provide informa- tion on a chemical as well as comparison to other chemic ...

TOXICOLOGY 1157 they concentrate (e.g., lead in bone). It is often important to know where a chemical is concentrated or its org ...

1158 TOXICOLOGY biotransformed by the lever and transported to the gallblad- der, which then excretes the chemical into the GI t ...

TOXICOLOGY 1159 metabolism or at concentrations related to pollutant or toxi- cant exposure. Some chemicals are able to actually ...

1160 TOXICOLOGY which is probably due to few chemicals, at least in mixtures, using exactly the same metabolic pathways. Other m ...

TOXICOLOGY 1161 For a chemical to be classified as a known human carcinogen there must be sufficient evidence to support a causa ...

1162 TOXICOLOGY no formal application, but the notice must clearly indicate that the citation is being contested. The employer m ...

1163 U URBAN AIR POLLUTION MODELING^ INTRODUCTION Urban air pollution models permit the quantitative estimation of air pollutant ...

1164 URBAN AIR POLLUTION MODELING sources and imperfect mathematical formulations as well as our imperfect sampling of air pollu ...

URBAN AIR POLLUTION MODELING 1165 Information concerning emission rates, emission sched- ules, or pollutant concentrations is cu ...

1166 URBAN AIR POLLUTION MODELING The temperature variation with height may be obtained by means of thermal elements mounted on ...

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1168 URBAN AIR POLLUTION MODELING course, can be applied only as long as the source distribu- tion and terrain have not changed ...

URBAN AIR POLLUTION MODELING 1169 to represent the actual conditions. Various authors have proposed mathematical algorithms that ...

1170 URBAN AIR POLLUTION MODELING With the origin of the coordinate system at the ground, but the source at a height H, Equation ...

URBAN AIR POLLUTION MODELING 1171 wind and stability conditions. In the St. Louis model, Turner^ developed a computer program us ...

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URBAN AIR POLLUTION MODELING 1173 FIGURE 2 Predicted spatial distribution of the yearly means of PM 10 in central Helsinki in 19 ...

1174 URBAN AIR POLLUTION MODELING Leeward side Windward side Direct plume Recirculating air Background pollution Roof level wind ...

URBAN AIR POLLUTION MODELING 1175 The mixing layer is the lower region of the troposphere in which pollutants are relatively fre ...