Contents of volume 1

CONTENTS OF VOLUME 1 NUMBER 1, JANUARY L. SmVERMANand G. MCGREEVY: Application of the Pollak-Nolan nucleus counter to the routine testing of air filters S. W. NICKSIC, J. HARKINSand P. K. MUELLER:Some analyses for PAN and studies of its structure E. R. STEPHENS: The formation of molecular oxygen by alkaline hydrolysis of peroxyacetyl nitrate W. F. SERAT, F. E. BUDINGER,JR. and P. K. MUELLER;Toxicity evaluation of air pollutants by use of luminescent bacteria R. E. MUNN and A. F. W. COLE: Turbulence and diffusion in the wake of a building R. F. LUTMER,K. A. Busch and P. L. DELONG: Effect of nitric oxide, nitrogen dioxide, or ozone on blood carboxyhemoglobin concentration during lowlevel carbon monoxide exposures B. T. COMMINS and R. E. WALLER: Observations from a ten-year-study of pollution at a site in the City of London Discussions of Papers: R. E. DAVIS; J. W. THOMASand R. H. KstrrH: Patterns of aerosol particles settling in streamline flow in a straight horizontal tube D. H. LUCAS;W. B. LANEand D. E. CLARK,JR. : A collector for sampling airborne particles Air Pollution Bibliography Books Received Papers to be Published in Water Research

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NUMBER 2, MARCH J. T. SHAW: The measurement of nitrogen dioxide in the air G. MCGREEVY: The evaluation of the performance of an electrostatic precipitator using a Pollak-Nolan nucleus counter L. G. WAYNE;Eye irritation as a biological indicator of photochemical reactions in the atmosphere J. W. WINCHESTER,W. H. ZOLLER, R. A. DUCE and C. S. BENSON: Lead and halogens in pollution aerosols and snow from Fairbanks, Alaska H. C. WOHLERS,N. M. TRIEFF, H. NEWSTEINand W. STEVENS: Sulfur dioxide adsorption on--and desorption from teflon, tygon, glass, stainless steel and aluminium tubings E. SAWICKI, T. W. STANLEY, W. C. ELBERT, J. MEEKER and S. McPHERSON: Comparison of methods for the determination of benzo(a)pyrene in particulates from urban and other atmospheres I. H. BLIrFORD,JR. and G. O. MEE~CER:A factor analysis model of large scale pollution FRANCES L. ESTES: The effect of initial concentration of reactants on the biological effectiveness of photochemical reaction products A. A, TOWNSE~: Wind and the formation of inversions iii

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Discussions of Papers: T. V. LAwsoN: Turbulence and diffusion in the wake of a building J. HALrrSKY: A method for estimating concentrations in transverse jet plumes Letters to the Editors: R. E. M u s s : Wind tunnel modelling of chimney strong-wind downwash D. H. MATI-mSOS:Colour and composition of air-borne solids Air Pollution Bibliography Papers to be Published in Water Research

NUMBER 3, MAY M. RoBr~so};: A modified Deutsch efficiency equation for electrostatic precipitation F. SPmRnqGS:Method for determining the susceptibility of trees to air pollution by artificial fumigation M. S. ABD~LSALAMand M. A. SOWELIM:Dust deposits in the city of Cairo M. S. ABDEL SALAM and M. A. SOWELIM: DustfaU caused by the spring Khamasin storms in Cairo: A preliminary report M. CORN, R. QUn~LANand J. KATZ: The optical evaluation of atmospheric dusffall G. FL~l~vnSO: Concerning the effect of terrain configuration on smoke dispersal C. R. ThomsoN, L. F. ZmL~qSKS and J. O. IvIE: A simplified fluorometric fluoride analyzer L. G. WILSONand P. CAVANAGH:The relative importance of Brownian diffusion and other factors in aerosol filtration O. PRE~X~qG:The Stokes diameter of ellipsoidal particles A. GO~TZ and R. PUESCn~L: Basic mechanisms of photochemical aerosol formation R. J. AvEN and T. YO~BAVASHI: Catalytic reduction of nitrogen dioxide by carbon monoxide A. P. ALTSHULLERand I. R. COHE~q:Atmospheric reactions of propionaldehyde in air mixtures Technical Note: V. P. V. FLANAGAN and P. TAYLOR: Tables of aerosol physics functions: Mobility and falling speed of spheres Research Note: D. J. MOOREand P. M. HAMILTON:Some applications of lasers in atmospheric studies Book Reviews Errata

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NUMBER 4, JULY Central Electricity Research Laboratories Symposium on Chinney Plume Rise and Dispersion: IBtroduction D. H. LUCAS, K. W. JAM~ and I. DAVI~: Paper I: The measurement of plume rise and dispersion at Tilbury Power Station iv

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D. J. MOORE: Paper II: Meteorological measurements on a 187 metre tower P. M. HAMILTON: Paper III: Plume height measurements at Northfleet and

Tilbury Power Stations

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D. J. MOORE: Paper IV: SO2 concentration measurements near Tilbury Power

Station R. A. SCmVEN: Paper V: Properties of the maximum ground level concentration from an elevated source D. H. LUCAS: Paper VI: Application and evaluation of results of the Tilbury plume rise and dispersion experiment Discussions F. PASQUILL:The vertical component of atmospheric turbulence at heights up to 1200 metres G. T. CSANADY:The dosage-area problem in turbulent diffusion H. E. PAINTER: A comparison of atmospheric smoke concentration values at Kew Observatory using different types of filter and calibrations R. J. CHARLSON,H. HORVATHand R. F. PUESCHEL: The direct measurement of atmospheric light scattering coefficient for studies of visibility and pollution J. WAGMAN,R. E. LEE, JR. and C. J. AxT: Influence of some atmospheric variables on the concentration and particle size distribution of sulfate in urban air A. C. HARKNESSand F. E. MURRAY: Reaction between methyl sulfide and oxygen in a static system J. W. ROBINSON, R. E. HARRINGTONand P. W. SPAITE: A new method for analysis of multicompartmented fabric filtration Technical Notes: E. J. CHATFIELD"A battery operated sequential air concentration and deposition sampler F. J. SCHUETTE: Plastic bags for collection of gas samples Discussion of Paper: D. J. MOORE: Variation of turbulence with height Book Review Notice Errata

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NUMBER 5, SEPTEMBER K. J. MARSHand M. D. FOSTER:An experimental study of the dispersion of the emissions from chimneys in Reading--I: The study of long-term average concentrations of sulphur dioxide K. J. MARSH, K. A. BISHOP and M. D. FOSTER: An experimental study of the dispersion of the emissions from chimneys in Reading--II: A description of the instruments used E. N. LAWRENCE: Atmospheric pollution during spells of low-level air temperature inversion W. J. HAMMINGand R. D. MACPHEE: Relationship of nitrogen oxides in auto exhaust to eye irritation--Further results of chamber studies R. F. LUTMER, K. A. BUSCH and R. G. MILLER: Lead from auto exhaust: Effect on mouse bone lead concentration

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Technical Notes: D. H. LABDON:A battery operated SO2 sampler P. BEDDOES: A battery operated, remote sampling apparatus for air pollution measurements C.-E. BOSTR6M, F. NORIN and G. A. PERSSON: An improvement in automatic colorimetric determination of low concentrations of sulphate R. E. MUNN and A. F. W. COLE: Some strong-wind downwash diffusion measurements at Douglas Point, Ontario, Canada Discussions of Paper: B. BINEK; L. G. WmSONand P. CAVANAGH"The relative importance of Brownian diffusion and other factors in aerosol filtration Letters to the Editors: J. HALITSKY;R. E. MUNN" Comment on wind tunnel simulation of large-scale horizontal wind oscillations C. PADOVANIand P. CAPPONI: Air pollution by heating plant. Proposal for a new reference index for emission limits Air Pollution Bibliography

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NUMBER 6, NOVEMBER D. H. LUCAS and W. L. SNOWSmL: Some developments in dust pollution measurement H. H. MACEV: Experience with C.E.R.L. dust pollution gauge O. J6RG and R. S. SCOgER: An experimental study of cold inflow into chimneys A. MARTXNand F. R. BARSER: Sulphur dioxide concentrations measured at various distances from a modern power station T. NASH: Colorometric determination of ozone by diacetyl-dihydro-lutidine Technical Note: T. C. PtmCrLL and I, R. COHEN: Photo-oxidation of hydrocarbons in the presence of aliphatic ketones Discussion: 1:. PASQUILL:The vertical component of atmospheric turbulence Announcement--World Meteorological Society Symposium, 1968 Papers to be Published in Future Issues

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619 637 645 655 679

689 693 695 697

AUTHOR INDEX D--Discussion; L--Letter; RN--Research Note; TN--Technical Note ABDEL SALAM,M . S . 211,221 ALTSHULLER,A.P. 319 AXT, C.J. 479 AYEN, R.J. 307

HAMMING, W. J. HARKINS,J.

BAILEY,W. 439D BARBER, F . R . 655 BEDDOES, P. 595TN BENSON, C.S. 105 BINEK, B. 605D BISHOP, K . A . 551 BLIFFORD, I. H., JR. 147 BLOKKER,P.C. 433D BOSTR6M, C.-E. 599TN BUDINGER,F. E., JR. 21 BUSCH, K . A . 45, 585 CAPPONI, P. 609L CAVANAGH, P. 261,605D CHARLSON, R . J . 469 CHATrIELD, E.J. 509TN CLARK, D. E., JR. 71D COHEN, I . R . 319, 689TN COLE,A. F.W. 33, 601TN COMMINS,B.T. 49 CORN, M. 227 CSANADY, G . T . 451

IVIE,J. O.

DAVIES, |. DAVIS, R.E. DELONG, P.L. DUCE, R.A. ELBERT,W . C . ESTES, F . L .

353 69D 45 105 131 159

FLANAGAN,V. P . V .

327TN 239 527, 551 FRANKENBERG,T. T. 425D FLEMMING,G. FOSTER, M . D . GOETZ, A.

287

HALITSKY,J. 183D, 607L HALLIDAY, E.C. 426D HAMILTON,P . M . 341RN, 379

HARKNESS,A. C. HARRINGTON,R. E. HORVATH,H.

577 PADOVAN1,C. 609L 11 PAINTER,H . E . 461 491 PASQUILL,F. 441,693D 499 PERSSON,G . A . 469 PREINING,O. PUESCHEL, R . F . 253 PURCELL,T.C.

599TN 271 287, 469 689TN

QUINLAN,R. 227 353 645 ROBINSON,J.W. 499 ROBINSON,M. 193 KATZ,J. 227 KNUTH, R . H . 70D SAWICKI,E. 131 SCHUETTE,F.J. 515TN LABDON,D . H . 591TN SCORER,R.S. 645 LANE,W.B. 71D SCRIVEN, R. A. 411,431D, 433D LAWRENCE,E . N . 561 SERAT, W .F. 21 LAWSON,T.V. 177D, 353 81 LEE, R. E., JR. 479 SHAW,J.T. SILVERMAN, L. 1 LUCAS,D . H . 71D, 353, 619 421,433D, 619 SNOWSILL,W.L. LUTMER, R . F . 45, 585 SOWELIM,M . A . 211,221 SPAITE, P.W. 499 SPIERINGS, F. 205 MCGREEVY,G. 1, 87 STANLEY,T.W. 131 MACPHEE,R . D . 577 STEPHENS, E.R. 19 MCPHERSON,S. 131 STERN, A.C. 425D MACEY, H . H . 435D, 637 STEVENS, W. 121 MARSH,K . J . 527, 551 MARTIN, A. 428D, 655 TAYLER,P. 327TN MARTIN,A . E . 434D THOMAS,F . W . 426D MATHESON,D . H . 185L THOMAS, J.W. 70D MEEKER,G . O . 147 THOMPSON, C.R. 253 MEEKER, J. 131 TOWNSEND, A.A. 173 MILLER,R . G . 585 TRIEFF, N . M . 121 MOORE, D. J. 341RN, 367, 389, 429D, 438D, 521D WAGMAN, J. 479 MUELLER,P . K . 11, 21 WALLER,R.E. 49 MUNN, R . E . 33, 185L, WAYNE,L . G . 97 601TN, 607L WILSON, L. G. 261,605D MURRAY,F.E. 491 WINCHESTER, J . W . 105 WOHLERS,H.C. 121 NASH, T. 679 NEWSTEIN,H. 121 YONEBAYASHI,T. 307 NICKSIC,S.W. 11 NONHEBEL, G. 432D ZIELENSKI,L . F . 253 NORIN, F. 599TN ZOLLER,W . H . 105

JAMES,K . W . J(JRG, O.

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