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On some secondary physiological effects produced by atmospheric electricity
Schonbein, CF
1,851
null
0
43,125
On the influence of carbonic acid in the air upon the temperature of the ground
Arrhenius, S
1,896
null
0
15,073
On the influence of ozone inhalation on lung function
Bohr, C; Maar, V
1,904
null
0
15,027
The physiological influence of ozone
Hill, L; Flack, M
1,912
null
0
15,040
Ozone: its bactericidal, physiologic and deodorizing action
Jordan, EO; Carlson, AJ
1,913
null
0
15,028
The alleged purification of air by the ozone machine
Sawyer, WA; Beckwith, HL; Skolfield, EM
1,913
null
0
19,344
Injury by smelter smoke in southeastern Tennessee
Hedgcock, GG
1,914
null
0
40,568
Besserung subjektiver Beschwerden, Verhutung von Komplikationen und Nachkrankheiten
Laqueur, E; Magnus, R
1,921
null
0
41,318
Uber Kampfgasvergiftungen [War gas poisoning]
Gildemeister, M; Heubner, W
1,921
null
0
15,018
Sulfur dioxide and fume problems and their solutions
O'Gara, PJ
1,922
null
1
40,601
Ueber Lumineszenz bei chemischen Reaktionen [Luminescence during chemical reactions]
Zocher, H; Kautsky, H
1,923
null
0
38,533
Oxidation of rubber exposed to light
Williams, I
1,926
null
0
15,118
Ozone formed by ultra-violet rays
Dadlez, MJ
1,928
null
0
42,898
A theory of upper-atmospheric ozone
Chapman, S
1,930
null
0
38,582
The appearance of atmospheric cracks in stretched rubber
Van Rossem, A; Talem, HW
1,931
null
0
14,786
[Ozone]
Flury, FT; Zernik, F
1,931
null
0
15,015
Influence of leaf destruction by sulfur dioxide and by clipping on yield of alfafa
Hill, GR, Jr; Thomas, MD
1,933
null
0
15,029
The effects of ozone upon certain bacteria and their respective phages
Kendall, AI; Walker, AW
1,936
null
0
15,035
Effect of pure ozone on bacteria
Haines, RB
1,936
null
0
41,043
Reaktionen und Reagenzien zum Nachweis organischer Verbindungen IV [Reactions and reagents for the detection of organic compounds]
Eegriwe, E
1,937
null
0
47,830
Vents en alititude a Fort Lamy (Tach)
Goult, J
1,938
null
0
15,039
Ozone in ventilation its possibilities and limitations
Witheridge, WN; Yaglou, CP
1,939
null
0
40,575
Chain reactions in aqueous solutions containing ozone, hydrogen peroxide and acid
Taube, H; Bray, WC
1,940
null
0
38,579
Action of ozone on rubber
Norton, FJ
1,940
null
0
38,950
Ozone in apple storage
Smock, RM; Watson, RD
1,941
null
0
93,982
Ozone as a fungicide
Watson, RD
1,942
null
0
15,042
An investigation of the merits of ozone as an aerial disinfectant
Elford, WJ; Van den Ende, J
1,942
null
0
5,013,254
Mechanism of exposure-cracking of rubbers. With a review of the influence of ozone
Newton, RG
1,945
?Exposure-cracking? is the fissuring which occurs when stretched rubber is placed in an atmosphere containing ozone, and is frequently wrongly described as ?sun-cracking?. These cracks form in the rubber at right angles to the applied stress and must be distinguished from crazing, the fissures of which occur in an oxid...
0
52,851
Photosynthesis and related processes Vol 1: chemistry of photosynthesis, chemosynthesis and related processes in vitro and in vivo
Rabinowitch, EI
1,945
N/A.
0
14,715
Mechanism of exposure-cracking of rubber
Newton, RG
1,945
null
0
40,615
Spectrophotometric method for determining formaldehyde
Bricker, CE; Johnson, HR
1,945
null
0
15,047
Mechanism of exposure-cracking of rubber (with a review of the influence of ozone)
Newton, RG
1,945
null
0
15,049
Accelerated ozone weathering test for rubber
Crabtree, J; Kemp, AR
1,946
null
0
71,316
Measurement of the respiratory volumes of laboratory animals
Guyton, AC
1,947
A new method for recording the respirograms of laboratory animals has been devised. Animals breathe into a headpiece connected by large tubing to a system of chambers which provide a constant flow of fresh air through the headpiece. As the animal breathes, the pressure within the chambers varies, minutely displacing th...
0
80,428
Economics: an introductory analysis
Samuelson, PA
1,948
null
0
38,498
The smog problem in Los Angeles County: report on first twelve months of research; June 2, 1947 to June 2, 1948
null
1,948
null
0
38,499
The smog problem in Los Angeles County: second interim report on studies to determine the nature and sources of the smog
null
1,949
null
0
4,041,520
Air pollution in Donora, PA Epidemiology of the unusual smog episode of October 1948: preliminary report
Schrenk, HH; Heimann, H; Clayton, GD; Gafafer, WM; Wexler, H
1,949
null
0
15,105
The kinetics and mechanism of hydroxide ion catalyzed ozone decomposition in aqueous solution
Alder, MG; Hill, GR
1,950
null
0
39,029
The effect of ozone on fungus sporulation
Kuss, FR
1,950
null
0
39,440
Sulfur metabolism of plants: effect of sulfur dioxide on vegetation
Thomas, MD; Hendricks, RH; Hill, GR
1,950
null
0
38,632
Technical and administrative report on air pollution control in Los Angeles county, 1949-1950
null
1,950
null
0
14,944
Injury to herbaceous plants by smog or air pollution
Middleton, JT; Kendrick, JB, Jr; Schwalm, HW
1,950
Smog is a term coined from smoke and fog. According to the report of the Stanford Research Institute, smog occurs when a peculiar set of weather conditions in which natural haze and man-made contaminants of the air mingle to produce an unpleasant, murky atmosphere. This condition results in reduced visibility; in irrit...
0
14,769
Gas damage to plants
Thomas, MD
1,951
null
0
39,954
Extratropical cyclones
Bjerknes, J
1,951
null
0
40,175
Hydrogen peroxide
Shanley, ES
1,951
null
0
14,906
Ozone in the atmosphere
Gotz, FW
1,951
null
0
15,053
The application of rubber in the quantitative determination of ozone
Bradley, CE; Haagen-Smit, AJ
1,951
null
0
38,500
The smog problem in Los Angeles County: third interim report on studies to determine the nature and sources of smog
null
1,951
null
0
39,998
Observations on the biology of Fomes annosus, with particular reference to East Anglian pine plantations: III natural and experimental infection of pines, and some factors affecting severity of the disease
Rishbeth, J
1,951
#Apparently Fomes annosus normally invades healthy, not damaged, roots, the wood being infected almost at once in mall roots, though in larger ones the fungus grows in the bark for some time. Alkaline soils also favour the latter type of development. Infections of living roots are more frequent around infected stumps i...
0
38,831
Natural reproduction in certain cutover pine-fir stands of California
Fowells, HA; Schubert, GH
1,951
null
0
38,252
[The toxicity of ozone]
Truche, MR
1,951
null
0
40,927
The nitration and hydroxylation of aromatic compounds by pernitrous acid
Halfpenny, E; Robinson, PL
1,952
null
0
41,063
Effects of cobalt "gamma"-radiation on water and aqueous solutions
Hochanadel, CJ
1,952
null
0
14,909
Ozone in Los Angeles and surrounding areas
Bartel, AW; Temple, JW
1,952
null
0
40,926
Pernitrous acid The reaction between hydrogen peroxide and nitrous acid, and the properties of an intermediate product
Halfpenny, E; Robinson, PL
1,952
null
0
41,095
Spectrophotometry absorption of ozone at 18FarenhitC below 3130A
Vigroux, E
1,952
null
0
40,605
Decomposition of water and aqueous solutions under mixed fast neutron and gamma radiation
Allen, AO; Hochanadel, CJ; Ghormley, JA; Davis, TW
1,952
null
0
38,643
Second technical and administrative report on air pollution control in Los Angeles County, 1950-1951
null
1,952
null
0
14,908
On the destruction of ozone in the troposphere
Volz, F
1,952
null
0
40,630
Some air pollution aspects of the Los Angeles temperature inversion
Robinson, E
1,952
null
0
14,938
The effect of smog on the anatomy of oat leaves
Bobrov, RA
1,952
null
0
70,077
Determination of the equivalence point in potentiometric titrations: Part II
Gran, G
1,952
null
0
22,377
The oxidation of cellulose by ozone in small concentrations
Bogaty, H; Campbell, KS; Appel, WD
1,952
null
0
14,949
Some impurities in the air and their effects on plants
Thomas, MD; Hendricks, RH; Hill, GR
1,952
null
0
14,915
Chemistry and physiology of Los Angeles smog
Haagen-Smit, AJ
1,952
Air pollution in the Los Angeles area is characterized by a decrease in visibility, crop damage, eye irritation, objectionable odor, and rubber deterioration. These effects are attributed to the release of large quantities of hydrocarbons and nitrogen oxides to the atmosphere. The photochemical action of nitrogen oxide...
0
42,536
Life processes of plants as affected by air pollution
Hull, HM; Went, FW
1,952
null
0
58,946
An extension of the coefficient of divergence for use with multiple characters
Clark, PJ
1,952
null
0
14,943
Air pollution injury to crops
Middleton, JT; Kendrick, JB, Jr; Darley, EF
1,953
null
0
38,321
The physiological action of smog on plants I Initial growth and transpiration studies
Koritz, HG; Went, FW
1,953
Extensive plant damage is caused by smog (air pollutarnts) in the Los Angeles area. Tile unique symptoms, silvering and bronzing of the lower leaf surfaces and in more severe cases necrosis, lhave already been described by Middleton et al. (4) and Haagen-Smit et al. (2). The latter authors grew certain smog-sensitive p...
0
40,144
Continuous oxidant recorder
Littman, FE; Benoliel, RW
1,953
null
0
38,803
Absorption coefficient of ozone in the ultraviolet and visible regions
Inn, ECY; Tanaka, Y
1,953
null
0
38,901
Cracking of stressed rubber by free radicals [letter]
Crabtree, J; Biggs, BS
1,953
null
0
14,888
Photochemical ozone formation with hydrocarbons and automobile exhaust
Haagen-Smit, AJ; Fox, MM
1,954
null
0
40,723
Inhalation toxicity of ninety per cent hydrogen peroxide vapor: acute, subacute, and chronic exposures of laboratory animals
Oberst, FW; Comstock, CC; Hackley, EB
1,954
Liquid hydrogen peroxide is coming more and more into use. Little is known about its possible toxicity. In order to test its acute toxicity rats were exposed to concentrations of hydrogen peroxide at 243 to 307 p.p.m. for eight hours. Subacute toxicity was tested with 6 hours exposure for 5 days a week for 6 weeks, to ...
0
40,608
Interaction of nitrous acid with hydrogen peroxide and with water
Anbar, M; Taube, H
1,954
null
0
14,930
Continuous measurement of atmospheric ozone by an automatic photoelectric method
Stair, R; Bagg, TC; Johnston, RG
1,954
null
0
71,386
Mortality and morbidity during the London fog of December 1952
null
1,954
Her Majesty's Stationery Office, London. N/A.
0
14,950
Smog injury and rust infection
Yarwood, CE; Middleton, JT
1,954
null
0
38,501
The smog problem in Los Angeles County: a report on studies to determine the nature and causes of smog
null
1,954
null
0
41,175
Chemical protection of plants from ozonated olefin (smog) injury
Kendrick, JB, Jr; Middleton, JT; Darley, EF
1,954
null
0
14,707
Colorimetric microdetermination of nitrogen dioxide in the atmosphere
Saltzman, BE
1,954
The determination of nitrogen dioxide in the atmosphere has heretofore been hampered by difficulties in sample absorption and lack of specificity. A new specific reagent has been developed and demonstrated to absorb efficiently in a midget fritted bubbler at levels below 1 p.p.m. The reagent is a mixture of sulfanilic ...
0
15,032
Changes in absorption spectra of nucleic acids and their derivatives following exposure to ozone and ultraviolet radiations
Christensen, E; Giese, AC
1,954
null
0
15,041
Effects of ozone on organisms
Giese, AC; Christensen, E
1,954
null
0
15,691
The toxicity of ozone in the presence of oxides of nitrogen
Diggle, WM; Gage, JC
1,955
null
0
53,816
A study of a characteristic type of upper-level frontogenesis
Reed, RJ
1,955
ABSTRACT The potential vorticity on isentropic surfaces is used to study a characteristic type of upper-level frontogenesis - the development of a sloping stable layer marked by strong vertical wind shear and rapid upward decrease in humidity. In the case studied it was found that the intense portion of the frontal ...
0
15,070
Service fading of disperse dyestuffs by chemical agents other than the oxides of nitrogen
Salvin, VS; Walker, RA
1,955
null
0
14,926
Air pollution in a number of American cities
Cholak, J; Schafer, LJ; Younker, WJ; Yeager, D
1,955
null
0
14,939
The leaf structure of Poa annua with observations on its smog sensitivity in Los Angeles County
Bobrov, RA
1,955
Annual bluegrass (Poa annua L.) is very sensitive to certain phytotoxic agents present in smog and might be useful as a bioassay indicator plant. In the field, the characteristic response to hydrocarbon-oxidation products is seen to be a tan spotting or transverse banding limited to the region between tip and midblade ...
0
41,301
Synergistic effects of aerosols: Particulates as carriers of toxic vapors
La Belle, CW; Long, JE; Christofano, EE
1,955
null
0
38,432
Cork formation in table beet leaves (Beta vulgaris) in response to smog
Bobrov, RA
1,955
null
0
14,919
An aerometric survey of the Los Angeles Basin August-November, 1954. Air Pollution Foundation Technical Report
Renzetti, NA
1,955
null
0
14,993
Global aspects of air pollution as checked by damage to vegetation
Went, FW
1,955
null
0
14,945
Pattern of damage produced on vegetation by smog
Noble, WM
1,955
null
0
42,548
Air-borne oxidants as plant damaging agents
Middleton, JT; Kendrick, JB, Jr; Darley, EF
1,955
null
0
40,609
A sensitive method for the estimation of hydrogen peroxide in biological materials
Andreae, WA
1,955
null
0
15,145
Clean air for California: initial report of the air pollution study project
null
1,955
null
0
16,769
Injury to northwestern forest trees by sulfur dioxide from smelters
Scheffer, TC; Hedgecock, GG
1,955
null
0
15,055
Ozone cracking of natural and synthetic rubbers
Gaughan, JE
1,956
null
0
15,100
Enzymatic and metabolic adaptations in animals
Knox, WE; Auerbach, VH; Lin, ECC
1,956
null
0