Environmental Chemistry: A global perspective

Environmental chemistry helps to develop methods and procedures to reduce the contaminants or the chemicals in the air, which improves the quality of air. Cleaner air with fewer chemicals leads to less damage to the lungs. Environmental chemistry is the discipline that concerns itself with how chemicals are formed, how they are introduced into the environment, how they change after being introduced, the extent to which they enter and where they end up in organisms and other receptors, and the effects they have once they get there. Providing a solid introduction to environmental chemistry, this book provides insight into the operation of the chemical processes in the environment; offering all the information necessary for readers to understand the topics discussed. 

Print ISBN: 9781682518403 | $160 | 2022 | Hardcover

Subject: Chemistry

Editor: Dmitry Bekki

About the editor: Dmitry Bekki, PhD, is currently working at the Department of Chemistry. She has written several articles and research papers on cell biology, bioinformatics, environmental chemistry, biochemistry, molecular biology, immunology, evolution and ecology. Her areas of interest are Molecular Forensic Methods and Apoptotic Process Pathways, and environment and ecosystems.