Description: Chemodynamics Environmental Movement of Chemicals in Air, Water, and Soil Louis J. Thibodeaux This advanced text covers the general topic of movement within and the exchange of man-made chemicals between the three phases of the environmentair, soil, and water. The topic of chemodynamics in the exterior environment is organized and developed to provide students with a unified approach. The book presents and evaluates existing methodscommonly referred to as modelsfor studying the movement of substances from the site of entry into the environment to the various geospheres for the purpose of estimating exposure along the way. Emphasis is on the qualitative descriptions of simple models and mechanisms. 1979 520 pp. The Chemistry of Our Environment Ralph A. Horne A text for a general all-university environmental course that describes the major environmental domainsexosphere, atmosphere, hydrosphere, lithosphere, and biosphereand their interacting chemical relationships. Discusses chemical alteration and pollution of the environment as well as "internal pollution" caused by drugs and food additives. Treats each topic within the chemical context of the total environment, comparing and weighing the relative significance of anthropogenic and "natural" pollutant sources. 1978 869 pp. Fate of Pollutants in the Air and Water Environments Part 1: Mechanism of Interaction Between Environments and Mathematical Modeling and the Physical Fate of Pollutants Part 2

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