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Appendix D: Biographical Sketches of Committee Members
Pages 374-375

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... in chemical engineering from the University of Michigan in 1968. His research interests are in simultaneous mass transfer and chemical reaction in polluted atmospheric environments, with special applications to reactive storm-model development.
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... He has adjunct appointments in the Department of Natural Resources and Center for Environmental Research at Cornell University. His research interests are in plant physiology, agriculture, and analytical chemistry relating especially to the air pollutants hydrogen fluoride, ozone, sulfur dioxide, and acid rain.
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  • atmospheric research
  • atmospheric sciences
  • acid rain
  • research primarily
  • volker mohnen

  • mass transfer
  • engineering department
  • tropospheric chemistry
  • noaa activities
  • reactive gases

  • global tropospheric
  • processes occurring
  • include oxidation
  • postdoctoral studies
  • pollutants hydrogen

  • department manager
  • measuring sulfur
  • oxidation processes
  • aerosol science
  • global pollution

  • chemistry relating
  • associate department
  • plant physiologist
  • northwest laboratories
  • air pollutants

  • chemical reaction
  • completed postdoctoral
  • chemical processes
  • special applications
  • biology program


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