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40,669 | Pulmonary function adaptation to ozone in subjects with chronic bronchitis | Kulle, TJ; Milman, JH; Sauder, LR; Kerr, HD; Farrell, BP; Miller, WR | 1,984 | Twenty smokers with chronic bronchitis were exposed to 0.41 ppm ozone for 3 hr-day for 5 consecutive days and reexposed 4 days later to determine (1) if they are sensitive to ozone, (2) if they adapt, and (3) if the adaptation lasts longer than 4 days. There were significant decrements in forced vital capacity (FVC) an... | 0 |
42,596 | Air quality criteria for ozone and other photochemical oxidants, Vol. 2 [external review draft] | null | 1,984 | null | 0 |
35,392 | Comparison of a chemiluminescent and a tunable diode laser absorption technique for the measurement of nitrogen oxide, nitrogen dioxide, and nitric acid | Walega, JG; Stedman, DH; Shetter, RE; Mackay, GI; Iguchi, T; Schiff, HI | 1,984 | #Comparisons were made between measurements of NO, NO2, and HN03 made with an NO + O3 chemiluminescence (CL) system and a tunable diode laser absorption spectrometer (TDLAS) system. Good agreement was found for NO and NO2 calibrations using synthetic air mixtures in the laboratory and in the field. Good agreement was a... | 0 |
47,750 | Pollutants measured in forest fires and agricultural burn plumes and their potential influence on exceedances of the ozone standard | Roberts, PT; Anderson, JA | 1,984 | INTRODUCTION Forest fires and agricultural burning operations are a substantial source of pollutant emissions. Both forest fires and agricultural burning operations can occur during the summer ozone season and bave significant impact on ozone concentrations in the smoke plume itself and possibly in the region. The... | 0 |
39,630 | Effect of 064 ppm ozone on rats with chronic pulmonary bacterial infection | Sherwood, RL; Kimura, A; Donovan, R; Goldstein, E | 1,984 | Rats were chronically infected with Pseudomonas aeruginosa by entrapping viable bacteria in agar beads and intratracheally inoculating the beads into the left lung. The infection was allowed to stabilize over a 10-d period and the animals were then placed in environmental chambers and exposed to either filtered air or ... | 0 |
40,065 | Pulmonary function changes after 1 h continuous heavy exercise in 0.21 ppm ozone | Folinsbee, LJ; Bedi, JF; Horvath, SM | 1,984 | Prediction equations developed from previous ozone (O3) exposure studies suggested that athletes exercising at near competitive intensities would be subject to alteration of pulmonary function during exposure to relatively low concentrations of O3. Accordingly we exercised seven trained athletes for 1 h at 75% of maxim... | 1 |
34,967 | Alterations in lung structure caused by inhalation of oxidants | Crapo, JD; Barry, BE; Chang, LY; Mercer, RR | 1,984 | Morphometric and morphologic methods have been used to evaluate changes in rat lungs caused by the inhalation of a variety of oxidants. Exposure to 100% oxygen causes diffuse pulmonary injury and leads to death after 66-72 h of exposure. The primary insult leading to death in rats exposed to hyperoxia is injury to pulm... | 0 |
40,326 | Sources and sinks of ozone in rural areas | Kelly, NA; Wolff, GT; Ferman, MA | 1,984 | null | 0 |
40,238 | Degradation of soluble collagen by ozone or hydroxyl radicals | Curran, SF; Amoruso, MA; Goldstein, BD; Berg, RA | 1,984 | Collagen exposed to ozone or hydroxyl radicals was degraded in a time- and dose-dependent manner. This degradation was inhibited by free radical scavengers. Furthermore, lower levels of these oxidants did not degrade the molecule, but caused it to become susceptible to proteolytic degradation. We suggest an alternative... | 0 |
2,815,509 | Hydrocarbons and carbonyls in Los Angeles (California, USA) air | Grosjean, D; Fung, K | 1,984 | HEEP COPYRIGHT: BIOL ABS. Simultaneous measurements of individual hydrocarbons and individual carbonyls were carried out at a downtown Los Angeles location. Concentrations were presented for 50 compounds in morning air samples. While paraffins (C \ 4) were a major hydrocarbon subclass on a parts/million C basis, high... | 0 |
40,243 | Local vagal responses in the lung periphery | Gertner, A; Bromberger-Barnea, B; Kelly, L; Traystman, R; Menkes, H | 1,984 | In previous work we studied responses to ozone (O3) in the lung periphery of anesthetized male mongrel dogs. O3 (0.1 ppm) delivered locally to the lung periphery through a bronchoscope wedged in a segmental airway increased collateral resistance (Rcs) 31.5 +/- 5%. Bilateral cervical vagotomy or pretreatment with atropi... | 0 |
19,056 | Acidic deposition phenomenon and its effects: critical assessment review papers; volume I, atmospheric sciences; volume II, effects sciences | Altshuller, AP; Linthurst RAeds | 1,984 | U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. | 0 |
40,064 | Oxidant gases | Evans, MJ | 1,984 | The acute and chronic action of the oxidant gases ozone, nitrogen dioxide and oxygen on the morphological appearance of cells of the alveolar and bronchiolar epithelium is reviewed. Type I cells of the alveolar and ciliated cells of the bronchiolar epithelium appear to be sensitive targets for the oxidant gases. The de... | 0 |
40,955 | Updated chemical mechanism for atmospheric photooxidation of toluene | Leone, JA; Seinfeld, JH | 1,984 | null | 0 |
44,115 | Ozone: an overview of its toxicity in man and animals | Menzel, DB | 1,984 | Ozone is one of the most toxic and ubiquitous air pollutants. This review focuses on the toxic effects of ozone in animals and on the similarities and disimilarities between the toxic effects in animals and humans. The molecular basis for the toxicity of ozone is discussed, based on the vigorous oxidizing properties of... | 0 |
40,949 | Pressure and temperature dependence of the reaction NO2 + NO3 + M -> N2O5 + M | Kircher, CC; Margitan, JJ; Sander, SP | 1,984 | null | 0 |
41,365 | Respiratory function responses of animals and man to oxidant gases and to pulmonary emphysema | Mauderly, JL | 1,984 | Data on the respiratory functional responses of animals and humans to inhaled oxidant gases and to pulmonary emphysema were reviewed and compared. Comparisons included responses to short-term inhalation of ozone, nitrogen dioxide, and oxygen and the functional manifestations of chronic emphysema. The comparisons illust... | 0 |
40,039 | An assessment of animal models for testing the effect of photochemical oxidants on pulmonary susceptibility to bacterial infection | Goldstein, E | 1,984 | null | 0 |
40,056 | Oxidant-induced enhanced sensitivity to infection in animal models and their extrapolations to man | Gardner, DE | 1,984 | Animal studies have provided the toxicologist with useful and scientifically sound information indicating that exposure to oxidant gases can alter the functioning of the host's normal pulmonary defense system, resulting in an increased risk to infectious disease. Since the basic mechanisms of action of the human and th... | 0 |
39,307 | Assessing the adequacy of natural science information: a Bayesian approach | Adams, RM; Crocker, TD; Katz, RW | 1,984 | null | 0 |
39,313 | Effects of ozone on vegetation in the United Kingdom | Ashmore, MR | 1,984 | null | 0 |
40,255 | Ozone-induced changes in muscarinic bronchial reactivity by different testing methods | Roum, JH; Murlas, C | 1,984 | We examined the effect of ozone (O3) on muscarinic bronchial reactivity in the guinea pig and compared reactivity determined by two different routes of agonist delivery. Reactivity before and from 4 h to 2 days after O3 exposure (3.0 ppm, 2 h) was determined by measuring specific airway resistance upon administration o... | 0 |
56,932 | The relationship between air lead and blood lead in children: A critical review | Brunekreef, B | 1,984 | A review is given of community studies from which the relationship between air lead and blood lead in children of varying ages can be estimated. The review covers nineteen different studies which were carried out in ten different countries.
The blood lead/air lead relationship is denoted with the symbol `??. It is con... | 0 |
40,066 | Indomethacin inhibits the airway hyperresponsiveness but not the neutrophil influx induced by ozone in dogs | O'Byrne, PM; Walters, EH; Aizawa, H; Fabbri, LM; Holtzman, MJ; Nadel, JA | 1,984 | To determine whether oxygenation products of arachidonic acid may be involved in the airway hyperresponsiveness induced by ozone exposure, we studied whether ozone-induced hyperresponsiveness could be inhibited by the prostaglandin synthetase inhibitor, indomethacin, in dogs. Airway responsiveness was assessed with dos... | 1 |
40,062 | Combined effects of ozone exposure and ambient heat on exercising females | Gibbons, SI; Adams, WC | 1,984 | Ten aerobically trained young adult females exercised continuously at 66% of maximum O2 uptake for 1 h while exposed orally to filtered air and 0.15 and 0.30 parts per million (ppm) ozone (O3) in both moderate (24 degrees C) and hot (35 degrees C) ambient conditions. Exposure to 0.30 ppm O3 induced significant impairme... | 0 |
41,342 | Effects of ozone inhalation during exercise in selected patients with heart disease | Superko, HR; Adams, WC; Daly, PW | 1,984 | Although epidemiologic evidence suggests that patients with heart and lung disease are more vulnerable to the acute toxic effects of photochemical air pollution, no laboratory studies have been reported in patients with coronary heart disease. In the present investigation, six male volunteers, ages 46 to 64 years, with... | 0 |
43,063 | Dry deposition of nitrogen-containing species | McRae, GJ; Russell, AG | 1,984 | null | 0 |
40,221 | Comparative respiratory effects of ozone and ambient oxidant pollution exposure during heavy exercise | Avol, EL; Linn, WS; Venet, TG; Shamoo, DA; Hackney, JD | 1,984 | The responses to ambient oxidant exposures and exposures to generated ozone (10028156) during heavy exercise were studied in athletes. Fifty competitive bicyclists exercised continuously for 1 hour at a mean ventilation rate of 55 liters per minute. Each subject was randomly exposed to ambient air with high concentra... | 1 |
40,593 | A climatic review of summer 1983 in the upper midwest | Wendland, WM; Bark, LD; Clark, DR; Curry, RB; Enz, JW; Hubbard, KG; Jones, V; Kuehnast, EL; Lytle, W; Newman, J; Nurnberger, FV; Waite, P | 1,984 | null | 0 |
41,266 | Ozone concentrations and their influence on forest species in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia | Skelly, JM; Yang, YS; Chevone, BI; Long, SJ; Nellessen, JE; Winner, WE | 1,984 | null | 0 |
39,311 | The economic effects of ozone on agriculture | Adams, RM; Hamilton, SA; McCarl, BA | 1,984 | null | 0 |
39,097 | Nonmethane hydrocarbon composition of urban and rural atmospheres | Sexton, K; Westberg, H | 1,984 | null | 0 |
44,089 | Analysis of individual hydrocarbon species in ambient atmospheres: techniques and data validity | Westberg, H; Lonneman, W; Holdren, M | 1,984 | null | 0 |
14,739 | Fluoride in bones of small rodents near an aluminum reduction plant | Walton, KC | 1,985 | Samples totalling 189 field voles (Microtus agrestis) and 281 wood mice (Apodemus sylvaticus). two species of small rodents, were trapped in 1977 at three 5 km intervals on two transects radiating NE and SE from an Al reduction plant on the island of Anglesey, North Wales. Bone fluoride concentration in these animals s... | 0 |
739,731 | Gas transport in the conducting airways | Ultman, JS | 1,985 | null | 0 |
43,642 | On the value of the condition of a forest stock | Crocker, TD | 1,985 | INTRO.A request commonly made of practitioners of benefit-cost analysis and other types of applied welfare analysis is to evaluate the economic consequences of alternative use patterns of natural ecosystems. With respect to forested systems, economists have responded with a number of analytical and empirical studies on... | 0 |
19,094 | Altered feeding preference of Mexican bean beetle Epilachna varivestis for ozonated soybean foliage | Endress, AG; Post, SL | 1,985 | null | 0 |
39,109 | Ozone production and transport in the Atlanta, Georgia, region | Westberg, H; Lamb, B | 1,985 | The report presents the results from air quality monitoring program conducted in the Atlanta, Georgia region during July 1981. The study included data collected at several ground sites as well as airborne measurements using an instrumented aircraft. Study participants included Washington State University and Gas Kineti... | 0 |
1,719,533 | Growth response of yellow-poplar (Liriodendron tulipifera L) seedlings to ozone, sulfur-dioxide, and simulated acidic precipitation, alone and in combination | Chappelka, AH; Chevone, BI; Burk, TE | 1,985 | Nine-week-old, half-sib, yellow-poplar were exposed to O3 and/or SO2 (controls, 0.10 ppm O3, 0.08 ppm SO2 or 0.10 ppm O3 + 0.08 ppm SO2, 4 hr/d, 5d/wk) in combination with simulated rain (pH 3, 4.3 or 5.6, 1 hr/d, 2 d/wk at 0.75 cm/hr) for 6 wk, with rain applied either just before or after fumigation. Across all rain ... | 0 |
40,813 | Relationship between oxidant air pollution and respiratory status of asthmatics in Los Angeles County: methodology and study sample | Gong, HJ; Tashkin, DP; Simmons, MS; Coulson, AH; Clark, VA; Spivey, GH; Sayre, JW | 1,985 | null | 0 |
32,038 | Assessment of emissions from methanol-fueled vehicles: implications for ozone air quality | Nichols, RJ; Norbeck, JM | 1,985 | null | 0 |
36,949 | Enhancement of marine primary production by nitrogen-enriched acid rain | Paerl, HW | 1,985 | null | 0 |
37,018 | The influence of SO2 and NO2 on the growth, development and gas exchange of Betula pendula Roth | Freer-Smith, PH | 1,985 | SO2 and NOx are main primary pollutants which often occur together in Europe. In three experiments, Betula pendula Roth. was exposed to SO2 and NO2, at concentrations of between 30 and 90 nl l -1 , in controlled conditions during the first year of growth. In addition, single plant chambers were used to examine the net ... | 0 |
48,282 | Evoked potential testing: clinical applications | Owen, JH; Davis H eds | 1,985 | null | 0 |
42,518 | Concurrent measurements of ozone dry deposition using eddy correlation and profile flux methods | Droppo, JG, Jr | 1,985 | Simultaneous surface layer ozone flux measurements by eddy flux and profile methods are reported with supporting micrometeorological data. The results show a close correspondence between the eddy diffusivities of ozone and sensible heat rather than momentum eddy diffusivity. Ozone deposition velocities are computed bot... | 0 |
40,373 | Behavioral evaluation of the irritating properties of ozone | Tepper, JS; Wood, RW | 1,985 | null | 0 |
39,294 | National air quality and emission trends report, 1983 | null | 1,985 | This report presents national and regional trends in air quality from 1975 through 1983 for total suspended particulate, sulfur dioxide, carbon monoxide, nitrogen dioxide, ozone and lead. Both national and regional trends in each of the major pollutants are examined, as well as complimentary air quality trends in selec... | 0 |
21,439 | An investigation of inhalable particulates in twelve Houston homes | Stock, TH; Kim, YS; Prichard, HM; Dattner, SL | 1,985 | null | 0 |
1,933 | Effects in young monkeys of intermittent episodes of exposure to low levels of ozone | Tyler, WS; Tyler, NK; Barstow, T; Magliano, D; Hinds, D; Young, M | 1,985 | null | 0 |
43,585 | Effects of sulfur dioxide and ambient ozone on Concord grapevine growth and productivity | Musselman, RC; Forsline, PL; Kender, WJ | 1,985 | null | 0 |
92,029 | Aluminum chemistry in a forested spodosol | Driscoll, CT; Van Breemen, N; Mulder, J | 1,985 | The Al chemistry of seeps, soil solutions and soils was evaluated at the Hubbard Brook Experimental Forest in New Hampshire. Aluntino-organic substances predominated in solutions and in the free Al fraction of soils. Concentrations of both organic and inorganic forms of Al were highest at the higher elevations. The ext... | 0 |
43,261 | Interaction of soil moisture stress and ambient ozone on growth and yields of soybeans | Heggestad, HE; Gish, TJ; Lee, EH; Bennett, JH; Douglass, LW | 1,985 | null | 0 |
38,728 | The photochemistry of synoptic-scale ozone synthesis: implications for the global tropospheric ozone budget | Fishman, J; Vukovich, FM; Browell, EV | 1,985 | null | 0 |
40,290 | Production of single- and double-strand breaks in plasmid DNA by ozone | Hamelin, C | 1,985 | null | 0 |
38,829 | Aerosols formed from the chemical reaction of monoterpenes and ozone | Yokouchi, Y; Ambe, Y | 1,985 | null | 0 |
40,309 | Mortality and air pollution: is there a meaningful connection? | Lipfert, FW | 1,985 | HMTC The effect of air pollution on mortality is examined. The relationship between the two is difficult to determine because of the large number of variables that affect mortality rates. High concentrations of sulfur dioxide and particulate matter appear to have an impact. However, it is unlikely that extremely hig... | 0 |
41,105 | Annual technical report: theoretical studies of long-range transport of oxidants | McElroy, MB; Wofsy, SC; Logan, JA; Jacob, DJ | 1,985 | null | 0 |
43,053 | The accuracy of trajectory models as revealed by the observing system simulation experiments | Kuo, YH; Skumanich, M; Haagenson, PL; Chang, JS | 1,985 | null | 0 |
42,901 | Dry deposition of ozone: some measurements of deposition velocity and of vertical profiles to 100 metres | Colbeck, I; Harrison, RM | 1,985 | null | 0 |
41,843 | Statistical analysis of the Lake Couchiching health and aerometric data Phase I report | Spengler, JD; Garsd, A; Ozkaynabe, H | 1,985 | null | 0 |
40,435 | Influence of age on the biochemical response of rat lung to ozone exposure | Mustafa, MG; Elsayed, NM; Ospital, JJ; Hacker, AD | 1,985 | null | 0 |
43,471 | Leaf conductance response of Phaseolus vulgaris to ozone flux density | Amiro, BD; Gillespie, TJ | 1,985 | null | 0 |
38,261 | Kinetics and mechanisms of the gas-phase reactions of the hydroxyl radical with organic compounds under atmospheric conditions | Atkinson, R | 1,985 | N/A. | 0 |
39,851 | Application of atmospheric tracer techniques for determining biogenic hydrocarbon fluxes from an oak forest | Allwine, G; Lamb, B; Westberg, H | 1,985 | null | 0 |
19,343 | SO2 effects on plant community structure | Kozlowski, TT | 1,985 | Under the stress of SO2 pollution, both the stability and the productivity of plant ecosystems undergo changes that may range from drastic to negligible. The ultimate effects of SO2 on community structure are the result of different responses of competing plants at the cellular, tissue, organ, and species levels. Reduc... | 0 |
40,919 | Ozone in the troposphere | Fishman, J | 1,985 | null | 0 |
59,388 | An outbreak of illness after occupational exposure to ozone and acid chlorides | Ng, TP; Tsin, TW; O'Kelly, FJ | 1,985 | null | 0 |
39,834 | The effects of ozone on asthmatics in the Houston area | Holguin, AH; Buffler, PA; Contant, CF, Jr; Stock, TH; Kotchmar, D; Hsi, BP; Jenkins, DE; Gehan, BM; Noel, LM; Mei, M | 1,985 | Fifty-one asthmatics clinically screened for eligibility and residing in two Houston neighborhoods were observed during May-October, 1981 to evaluate the association of ozone exposure with the probability of an asthma attack. Study subject attack status was determined for each 12-hour period, using an attack definitio... | 0 |
19,009 | The role of atmospheric deposition in the latitudinal variation of Fraser fir mortality caused by the balsam woolly adelgid, Adelges piceae (Ratz) (Hemipt, Adelgidae): a hypothesis | Hain, FP; Arthur, FH | 1,985 | A hypothesis is presented that atmospheric deposition is predisposing Fraser fir to balsam woolly adelgid (BWA)-caused mortality and that the amount of mortality in six Fraser fir zones is a reflection of the amount of atmospheric deposits in each zone. The authors argue that Fraser fir is a highly sensitive species to... | 0 |
41,754 | Predicting fine root production and turnover by monitoring root starch and soil temperature | Marshall, JD; Waring, RH | 1,985 | To determine how the longevity of fine roots (those without secondary thickening) is controlled, shoots of 2-yr-old Douglas-fir seedlings were exposed to light or maintained in darkness while roots were maintained at 10, 20, or 30 deg C in a growth chamber. Fine root maintenance respiration rates, estimated from rates ... | 0 |
43,556 | Canopy transpiration and water fluxes in the xylem of the trunk of Larix and Picea trees - a comparison of xylem flow, porometer and cuvette measurements | Schulze, ED; Cermak, J; Matyssek, R; Penka, M; Zimmermann, R; Vasicek, F; Gries, W; Kucera, J | 1,985 | null | 0 |
47,046 | Effect of elastic loading on ventilatory pattern during progressive exercise | D'Urzo, AD; Chapman, KR; Rebuck, AS | 1,985 | null | 0 |
39,492 | Estimating materials damage from oxidant pollutants | Yocom, JE; Kawecki, JM; Hoffnagle, GF | 1,985 | null | 0 |
43,988 | Open-air fumigation of field crops: criteria and design for a new experimental system | Mcleod, AR; Fackrell, JE; Alexander, K | 1,985 | null | 0 |
19,199 | Response of red spruce and balsam fir seedlings to aluminum toxicity in nutrient solutions | Schier, GA | 1,985 | HEEP COPYRIGHT: BIOL ABS. Red spruce (P. rubens Sarg.) and balsam fir (A. balsamea (L.) Mill.) were grown in nutrient solutions containing 0, 25, 50, 100 and 200 mg Al at pH 3.8. Seedlings died only when placed directly in solutions containing Al without first being conditioned to growth in a hydroponic system. In pr... | 0 |
11,618 | Measuring human exposure to carbon monoxide in Washington, DC, and Denver, Colorado, during the winter of 1982-1983 | Akland, GG; Hartwell, TD; Johnson, TR; Whitmore, RW | 1,985 | A methodology for measuring the frequency distribution of carbon monoxide (CO) exposure in a representative sample of an urban population has been developed and applied in two urban areas: Washington, DC, and Denver, CO, during the winter of 1982-1983. Exposure data using personal exposure monitors (PEMs) were collecte... | 0 |
56,998 | Predictive value of different markers of lead-exposure for neuropsychological performance | Winneke, G; Brockhaus, A; Collet, W; Kraemer, U; Krause, C; Thron, HL; Wagner, HM | 1,985 | null | 0 |
42,914 | Hydroxymethyl hydroperoxide and bis(hydroxymethyl) peroxide from gas-phase ozonolysis of naturally occuring alkenes | Gab, S; Hellpointner, E; Turner, WV; Korte, F | 1,985 | null | 0 |
34,774 | Image analysis quantitation of type 2 cells and alveolar walls Part II Influence of 03 ppm nitrogen dioxide exposure on the developing mouse lung | Sherwin, RP; Richters, V; Richters, A | 1,985 | null | 0 |
40,424 | Luftverunreinigungen und Mortalitat Ergebnisse einer Untersuchung in Berlin (West) von 1976 bis 1982 [Air pollution and mortality Results of a study in Berlin (West) from 1976 to 1982] | Jahn, A | 1,985 | null | 0 |
52,163 | Reactive nitrogen compounds in the Arctic | Dickerson, RR | 1,985 | National Science Foundation; Max Planck Institute. Reactive nitrogen compounds exert a profound effect on the chemistry of the atmosphere. They contribute to the acidity of precipitation and catalyze the photooxidation of carbon monooxide and hydrocarbons to form ozone [Crutzen, 1973; Chameides and Walker, 1973]. Large... | 0 |
35,643 | The interaction of ozone and atmospheric acids on the formation of lung lesions in rats | Kleinman, MT; McClure, TR; Mautz, WJ; Phalen, RF | 1,985 | null | 0 |
43,019 | Predictability of mesoscale atmospheric motions | Anthes, RA; Kuo, YH; Baumhefner, DP; Errico, RM; Bettge, TW | 1,985 | null | 0 |
625,265 | Reactivity of amino-acids and proteins in reactions with ozone | Ignatenko, AV; Cherenkevich, SN | 1,985 | The effect of rate constants of the reaction of ozone with amino acids and proteins were determined. It was shown that the numerical values of the constants lie in the range 10**1-10**5 liters/mole multiplied by (times) sec. The stability of the amino acids to ozone increases in the series: cys, met, try, his, cystine,... | 1 |
39,419 | The Weibull function as a dose-response model to describe ozone effects on crop yields | Rawlings, JO; Cure, WW | 1,985 | Field experiments have demonstrated that ozone (O3) pollution can reduce yields of important crop species. The assessment of the impact of O3 is facilitated by the use of a family of dose response models that covers the range of responses observed in field O3 dose response studies. The Weibull dose response model is a ... | 1 |
36,732 | Effects of O3 and NO2 alone or in combination on the distribution of 13C-assimilate in kidney bean plants | Okano, K; Ito, O; Takeba, G; Shimizu, A; Totsuka, T | 1,985 | null | 0 |
41,257 | Influence of mycorrhizae on the growth of loblolly pine seedlings exposed to ozone and sulfur dioxide | Mahoney, MJ; Chevone, BI; Skelly, JM; Moore, LD | 1,985 | null | 0 |
45,653 | Receptor modeling in environmental chemistry | Hopke, PK | 1,985 | N/A. | 0 |
35,989 | Simultaneous measurements of nitric acid, nitrous acid, hydrogen chloride and sulfur dioxide in air by means of high-efficiency annular denuders | De Santis, F; Febo, A; Perrino, C; Possanzini, M; Liberti, A | 1,985 | null | 0 |
759,724 | Intraregional gas mixing and distribution | Engel, LA | 1,985 | null | 1 |
39,280 | Data file for 1982 | null | 1,985 | null | 0 |
55,511 | Open top experimental chambers for trees | Kats, G; Olszyk, DM; Thompson, CR | 1,985 | Exclusion of ambient air from test plants is necessary in polluted atmospheres if experiments with given air pollutants are to be meaningful. Currently used gabled or cylindrical field chambers do not conform to trees or large plants and leave considerable dead space which is difficult to ventilate.
A large, relativel... | 1 |
39,766 | A comparison of the responses of children and adults to acute ozone exposure | McDonnell, WF; Chapman, RS; Horstman, DH; Leigh, MW; Abdul-Salaam, S | 1,985 | The purpose of the paper is to compare the results of two studies in which the respiratory responses of children and adults to acute ozone (O3) exposure were measured. Forty-two 18-30 year old males were exposed for 2.5 hours in a controlled environmental chamber to either 0.0 or 0.12 ppm O3 while performing intermitte... | 1 |
29,520 | Influence of temperature, moisture, and organic carbon on the flux of H2 and CO between soil and atmosphere: Field studies in subtropical regions | Conrad, R; Seiler, W | 1,985 | Production and deposition rates of atmospheric hydrogen and carbon monoxide were studied during field measurements in subtropical regions, i.e., Transvaal (South Africa), Andalusia (Spain), and the Karoo (South Africa). Measurements were carried out by applying static and equilibrium box techniques. The equilibrium tec... | 1 |
41,345 | The strength of the evidence relating air pollutants to adverse health effects | Bates, DV | 1,985 | null | 0 |
39,275 | [Data file for 1979] | null | 1,985 | null | 0 |
39,383 | A programmable exposure control system for determination of the effects of pollutant exposure regimes on plant growth | Hogsett, WE; Tingey, DT; Holman, SR | 1,985 | null | 1 |
41,227 | Effects of ozone on yield of two field-grown barley cultivars | Temple, PJ; Taylor, OC; Benoit, LF | 1,985 | null | 0 |
40,809 | Chemical transformation in C3H 10T1/2 Cl 8 mouse embryo fibroblasts: historical background, assessment of the transformation assay, and evolution and optimization of the transformation assay protocol | Landolph, JR | 1,985 | null | 0 |
40,985 | A laboratory and field study of the equilibrium N2O5 - NO3 + NO2 | Perner, D; Schmeltekopf, A; Winkler, RH; Johnston, HS; Calvert, JG; Cantrell, CA; Stockwell, WR | 1,985 | null | 0 |
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