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Monitors of Organic Chemicals in the Environment Semipermeable Membrane Devices /
Modern, industrialized societies depend on a wide range of chemical substances such as fuels, plastics, biocides, pharmaceuticals and detergents for maintaining the high quality lifestyle to which we aspire. The challenge is to ensure that while weenjoythebene?tsofthesesubstances,theirinevitablerele...
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New York, NY :
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2006.
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| Edición: | 1st ed. 2006. |
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| 505 | 0 | |a to Passive Sampling -- Fundamentals of SPMDs -- Theory and Modeling -- Study Considerations -- Analytical Chemistry Related to SPMDs -- Bioassay of SPMD Extracts or Diluents -- Comparisons To Biomonitoring Organisms -- Selected Case Studies -- SPMD Calibration Data -- SPMD Bibliography. | |
| 520 | |a Modern, industrialized societies depend on a wide range of chemical substances such as fuels, plastics, biocides, pharmaceuticals and detergents for maintaining the high quality lifestyle to which we aspire. The challenge is to ensure that while weenjoythebene?tsofthesesubstances,theirinevitablereleaseintoourbiosphere does not result in unwanted human and ecosystem exposures, and the risk of - verse effects. One response to this challenge has been the extensive effort to detect and analyze or monitor a multitude of chemicals in a variety of environmental media, especially toxic organic compounds in air, water, soils and biota. The c- ventionalmonitoringstrategyofsamplinglitersorkilogramsoftheenvironmental medium followed by analytical determination of the quantity of chemical in the sample extract has been the successful cornerstone of investigative environmental chemistry. No doubt, it will continue to be so. An extensive literature on these traditional techniques has evolved over the years. In parallel with conventional techniques, and I believe entirely complem- tary to them, a variety of in situ sensing systems have been developed which operate on the principle of the preferential partitioning of contaminants into a - vice, often at concentrations which are large multiples of environmental levels. Advocates point out that these partitioning devices have the advantage of integr- ing chemical concentrations over a prolonged period, thus "averaging" ambient levels. Their high partition coef?cients can yield signi?cant quantities of analyte and reduce problems arising from short-term pulses of concentration and from sample contamination. | ||
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| 650 | 0 | |a Biogeography. | |
| 650 | 0 | |a Pollution. | |
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