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United States
Environmental Protection
Agency
Office of Exploratory Research September 1986
Office of Research and Development
Washington, DC 20460
Research and Development
Research Grants Program
Bibliography of
Published Articles
1986
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RESEARCH GRANTS PROGRAM
BIBLIOGRAPHY OF PUBLISHED ARTICLES
1986
OFFICE OF EXPLORATORY RESEARCH
OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT
U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
WASHINGTON, D.C.
SEPTEMBER 1986
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PREFACE
The Research Grants Staff {RGS) was formally established in
1979 as a part of the Office of Research and Development's
Office of Exploratory Research (OER). Its basic function is
to support EPA's long-term research effort by administering
grants to. colleges, universities and other non-profit insti-
tutions to conduct basic environmental research. Since its
inception, the RGS has supported over 500 such projects in
the general areas of environmental air, biology, engineering,
health and water.
In January 1986, OER published its first comprehensive biblio-
graphy which, cited published articles "received" by the RGS
from 1980 through 1985. Its purpose was to communicate, in a
single document, citations of articles that resulted from re-
search supported by the Grants Program. Reference to the cit-
ations might be useful to ORD and other EPA programs in admin-
istering their research, development, regulatory and enforce-
ment activities.
The 1986 document contains citations for published articles
which the Program has "received" between January and September
1986. It .includes over 120 citations of articles which re-
sulted from over 50 research projects. None of these articles
appeared in the 1985 document.
OER also publishes an annual "Summary
tains abstracts of projects awarded
Grants Program during the fiscal year.
of Awards" which con-
through the Research
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RESEARCH GRANTS PROGRAM
1986 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF PUBLISHED ARTICLES
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Pages
PREFACE i
ORGANIZATION 111
BIBLIOGRAPHIC CITATIONS
-Environmental Air A-l thru A-3
-Environmental Biology B-l thru B-3
-Environmental Engineering E-l thru E-3
-Environmental Health H-l thru H-7
-Environmental Water W-l thru W-3
INDICES
-I: Project Number 1-1 thru 1-4
-II: Article Author II-l thru 11-3
-III: Institution III-l thru III-2
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ORGANIZATION
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As stated In the Preface, projects are supported in the areas of air, biology,
engineering, health and water. The bibliographic entries appear in order of
these areas, with "air' appearing first, followed by "biology." Within an
area, an entry is arranged by the number of the project from which it resulted.
In cases where several articles resulted from a single project, they are further
arranged by the calendar year in which they were published. Entries are separ-
ated by [*] and are comprised of; (!) the area which supported the underlying
project, (2) the identifying number of the underlying project; (3) the title
of the project, (4) the last names and Initials of the authors of the article,
(5) the article title, (6) the publication title, (7) the pages on which the
article appears, and (8) the calendar year of publication.
There are three indices at the end of the document; a project number index
(Index I), an author index (Index II), and an institution index (Index III).
These indices are included to facilitate searches for particular articles.
The number Index is arranged in order of project number irrespective of the
area of science. In addition to the project number, 1t includes the area of
science and the project title. The author index is arranged alphabetically by
the last name of the first author appearing for an article. First and middle
initials are also included followed by last names and.initials of additional
authors (if any). In cases where there are several authors, only the first
few appear followed by "et al", indicating that there are others. In addition,
the project number, area of science and year in which the article was published
are included. The institution index is arranged alphabetically by the insitu-
tion which conducted the project. In addition to the institution, it includes
the project number as well as the area of science. Areas of science appear in
the indices abbreviated as follow:
AIR -
BIO -
ENG -
HIT -
WTR -
For more information regarding the
bibliographic citations, write to:
Air
Biology
Engineering
Health
Water
organization of this document or specific
Research Grants Staff
Office of Exploratory Research, RD-675
US Environmental Protection Agency
401 M Street, SW
Washington, DC 20460
Attn: Alvin Edwards
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C»] AIR 809371
SCAVENGING OF AEROSOL PARTICLES BY SNOW CRYSTALS IN THE ATMOSPHERE.
WANG, PK. "A CONVECTIVE DIFFUSION MODEL FOR THE SCAVENGING OF SUBMICRON AEROSOL
PARTICLES BY SNOW CRYSTALS OF ARBITRARY SHAPES." J. RECH. ATMOS., 19. PP.18
5-191. 8S.
C*3 AIR B10099
REACTIONS OF ADSORBED POLYCYCLIC AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS.
DAISEY, JM, BOONE, PM. "RATES AND PRODUCTS OF REACTION OF BENZO(A)PYRENE ADSORB
ED IN VARIOUS PARTICLES. " PRESENTATION AT THE 79TH ANNUAL MEETING OF THE AIR
POLLUTION CONTROL ASSOCIATION. PP.1-16. 86.
C*3 AIR S10403
REGIONAL SCALE RECEPTOR MODELING IN THE NORTHEAST QUADRANT OF THE U.S.
GORDON, GE, OLMEZ, I. "HYBRID RECEPTOR MODELING WITH MULTIPLE SOURCES AND VERTI
CLE MIXING. " RECEPTOR METHODS FOR SOURCE APPORTIONMENT. PP.229-238.
B6.
C*3 AIR 810403
REGIONAL SCALE RECEPTOR MODELING IN THE NORTHEAST QUADRANT OF THE U.S.
TUNCEL, SG, OLMEZ. I. PARRINGTON. J. ET AL. "TRACE ELEMENTS ON AIRBORNE PARTICL
ES IN RURAL AREAS: DEVELOPMENT OF REGIONAL SULFATE SIGNATURES." RECEPTOR METH
ODS FOR SOURCE APPORTIONMENT. PP.116-126. 86.
C*3 AIR 810773
ATMOSPHERIC REACTIONS AND ATMOSPHERIC MUTAGENIC CHANGES IN EMISSIONS FROM COMMON
FUELS—AN OUTDOOR CHAMBER STUDY.
KAMENS, RM, PERRY, JM, SANCY, DA. ET AL. "FACTORS WHICH INFLUENCE. POLYCYCLIC AR
QttATIC HYDROCARBON DECOMPOSITION ON WOOD SMOKE PARTICLES. " ENVIRONMENT INTERN
ATIONAL, VOL. 11. PP.131-136. B5.
C*3 AIR . 810773
ATMOSPHERIC REACTIONS AND ATMOSPHERIC MUTAGENIC CHANGES IN EMISSIONS FROM COMMON
FUELS—AN OUTDOOR CHAMBER STUDY.
BELL, DA, KAMENS, RM. "PHOTODEGRADATION OF WOOD SMOKE MUTAGENS UNDER LOW NOX CO
NDITIONS, " ATMOSPHERIC ENVIRONMENT, VOL. 20, NO. 2. PP.317-321. 86.
C*3 AIR 810894
CONTINUOUS DETERMIN OF AMBIENT HYDROGEN PEROXIDE: AIRBORNE MEASUREM OF H202, HCH
0 & S (IV) IN CLOUD WATER & GAS PHASE.
HWANG, H, DASGUPTA, PK. "THERMODYNAMICS OF THE HYDROGEN PEROXIDE-WATER SYSTEM.
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, VOL. 19. PP.255-258. 85.
C*3 AIR B10B94
CONTINUOUS DETERMIN OF AMBIENT HYDROGEN PEROXIDE: AIRBORNE MEASUREM OF H2Q2. HCH
O S( S (IV) IN CLOUD WATER S< GAS PHASE.
DASGUPTA, PK, HWANG, H. "APPLICATION OF A NESTED LOOP SYSTEM FOR THE FLOW INJEC
TION ANALYSIS OF TRACE AQUEOUS PEROXIDES. " ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY, 57. PP.1OO
9-1012. 85.
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AIR 810894
CONTINUOUS DETERMIN OF 'AMBIENT HYDROGEN PEROXIDE: AIRBORNE MEASUREM OF H202, HCH
0 ?t 3 (IV) IN CLOUD WATER >j. GAS PHASE.
HWANG. H. DASGUPTA, PK. "FLUOR I METRIC DETERMINATION OF TRACE HYDROGEN PEROXIDE
IN WATER WITH A FLOW INJECTION SYSTEM. " ANALYTICA CHIMICA ACTA. , 170. PP.34
7-352. 85.
AIR S10S94
CONTINUOUS DETERMIN OF AMBIENT HYDROGEN PEROXIDE: AIRBORNE MEASUREM OF H202, HCH
0 S< S (IV) IN CLOUD WATER b GAS PHASE.
DASGUPTA, PK, MCDOWELL, WL, RHEE, J-S, "POROUS MEMBRANE-BASED DIFFUSION SCRUBBE
R FOR THE SAMPLING OF ATMOSPHERIC SASES. " ANALYST, VOL. 111. PP. 97-90,
86.
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C*3 AIR 810917
EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES OF THE ATMOSPHERIC TRANSFORMATIONS OF NOX: IMPLICATIONS FOR
LONG-RANGE TRANSPORT"/ "
ATKINSON, R, ASCHMANN, SM, LONG, WD. WINER. AM. "EFFECTS OF RING STRAIN ON GAS-
PHASE RATE CONSTANTS. 3. N03 RADICAL REACTIONS WITH CYCLOALKENES. " INTERNATID
NAL JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL KINETICS, VOL. 17. PP. 957-966. 85.
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C*3 AIR 811338
ORGANIC COMPOUNDS IN PRECIPITATION: IDENTITIES. CONCENTRATIONS AND SCAVENGING M
ECHANISMS.
LEUENBERGER, C. LIGOCKI, MP, PANKOW, JF. "TRACE ORGANIC COMPOUNDS IN RAIN. 4.
•IDENTITIES, CONCENTRATIONS AND SCAVENGING METHANISMS FOR PHENOLS IN URBAN AIR AN
D RAIN." ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, VOL. 19. PP. 1053-1058.
85.
C*] AIR 811338
ORGANIC COMPOUNDS IN PRECIPITATION: IDENTITIES. CONCENTRATIONS AND SCAVENGING M
ECHANISMS.
LIGOCKI, MP. LEUENBERGER, C, PANKOW. JF. "TRACE ORGANIC COMPOUNDS IN RAIN — III.
PARTICLE SCAVENGING OF NEUTRAL ORGANIC COMPOUNDS. " ATMOSPHERIC ENVIRONMENT,
VOL. 19, NO. .10. PP. 1619-1626. 85.
C*] AIR 811338
ORGANIC COMPOUNDS IN PRECIPITATION: IDENTITIES, CONCENTRATIONS AND SCAVENGING M
ECHANISMS,
LIGOCKI. MP, LEUENBERGER, C, PANKOW. JF. "TRACE ORGANIC COMPOUNDS IN RAIN — II.
GAS SCAVENGING OF NEUTRAL ORGANIC COMPOUNDS. " ATMOSPHERIC ENVIRONMENT, VOL.
19, NO. 10. PP. 1609-1617. 85.
C*3 AIR 812229
EXTRACTION i DETERM OF POLYCYCLIC AROMATIC COMPOUNDS FROM PARTIC USING SUPERCRIT
ICAL FLUIDS •<< SUPERCR FLUID CHROMAT...
HAWTHORNE. SB. MILLER. DJ. "EXTRACTION AND RECOVERY OF ORGANIC POLLUTANTS FROM
ENVIRONMENTAL SOLIDS AND TENAX-GC USING SUPERCRITICAL C02." JOURNAL OF CHROMAT
OGRAPHIC SCIENCE, VOL. 24. PP.258-264. 86.
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C*3 AIR 312256
THE ATMOSPHERIC BEHAVIOR OF FAH, NITRQ-PAH AND AROMATIC CARBQNYLS ON AIRBORNE SO
OT PARTICLES.
KAMENS. RM, FULCHER. JN, SHISHI, G, "EFFECTS OF TEMPERATURE ON WOOD SOOT PAH DE
CAY IN ATMOSPHERES WITH SUNLIGHT AND LOW NOX. " ATMOSPHERIC ENVIRONMENT, VOL.
20, NO. 8. PP.1579-1587. 86.
C*D AIR 812256
THE ATMOSPHERIC BEHAVIOR OF PAH, NITRQ-PAH AND AROMATIC CARBONYLS ON AIRBORNE SO
OT PARTICLES.
KAMENS, RM. 6AO. Z, FULCHER, J. BELL. D. "THE INFLUENCE OF TEMPERATURE ON THE D
AYTIME PAH DECAY ON ATMOSPHERIC SOOT'PARTICLE5. " PRESENTATION AT THE 79TH ANN
UAL MEETING OF THE AIR POLLUTION CONTROL ASSOCIATION. PP.1-19. 86.
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C*3 BIOLOGY 803329
EFFECT OF CHEMICAL FORM AND ENVIR TQXICITY OF HEAVY METALS TO MICROBES AND MICRO
BE-MEDICATED ECOLOBIC PROCESSES.
GARCIA-TOLEDO, A, BABICH. H, STOTZKY, B. "TRAINING OF RHIZOPUS STOLONIFER AND C
UNNINGHAMELLA BLAKESLEEANA TO COPPERt COTOLERANCE TO CADMIUM, COBALT, NICKEL, AN
D LEAD." CAN. J. MICROBIAL, VOL. 31. PP.4S5-492. 85.
C*3 BIOLOGY 808329
EFFECT OF CHEMICAL FORM AND ENVIR TOXICITY OF HEAVY METALS TO MICROBES AND MICRO
BE-MEDICATED ECOLOGIC PROCESSES.
DEBOS2, K, BABICH. H, STOTZKY. G. "TOXICITY OF LEAD TO SOIL RESPIRATION: MEDIAT
ION BY CLAY MINERALS, HUM 1C ACIDS. AND COMPOST. " BULLETIN OF ENVIRONMENTAL CD
NTAMINATIQN AND TOXICOLOGY, 35. PP.517-524. . 85.
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C*3 BIOLOGY • 808329 • .
EFFECT OF CHEMICAL FORM AND ENVIR TOXICITY OF HEAVY METALS TO MICROBES AND MICRO
BE-MEDICATED ECOLOGIC PROCESSES.
BABICH, H. STOTZKY, G. "A MICROBIAL ASSAY FOR DETERMINING THE INFLUENCE OF PHYS
IOCHEM1CAL ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS ON THE TOXICITY OF ORGANICS: PHENOL." ARCHIVE
S OF ENVIRONMENTAL CONTAMINATION AND TOXICOLOGY, 14. PP.409-415. 85.
C*D BIOLOGY 808329
EFFECT OF CHEMICAL FORM AND ENVIR TOXICITY OF HEAVY METALS TO MICROBES AND MICRO
BE-MEDICATED ECOLOGIC PROCESSES.
BABICH. H, DEVftNAS. MA. STOTZKY, G. "THE MEDIATION OF MUTAGENICITY AND CLASTOGE
NICITY OF HEAVY METALS BY PHYSICOCHEMICAL FACTORS. " ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH, 3
7. PP.253-286. 85. •
C*3 BIOLOGY ' 808340
AN ECOSYSTEM APPROACH TO THE EFFECTS OF PLACER MINING ON STREAMS OF INTERIOR ALA
SKA.
WAGENER. SM. LAPERRIERE, JD. "EFFECTS OF PLACER MINING ON THE INVERTEBRATE COMM
UNITIES OF INTERIOR ALASKA STREAMS. " FRESHWATER INVERTEBR. BIOL. PP.208-214
85.
C*3 BIOLOGY 808340
AN ECOSYSTEM APPROACH TO THE EFFECTS OF PLACER MINING ON STREAMS OF INTERIOR ALA
SKA.
NIEUWENHUYSE, EEV. LAPERRIERE, JD. "EFFECTS OF PLACER GOLD MINING ON PRIMARY PR
ODUCTION IN SUBARCTIC STREAMS OF ALASKA. " WATER RESOURCES BULLETIN, VOL. 22,
NO. 1. PP.91-99. 86.
C*3 BIOLOGY 808459
BIOTRANSFORMATION OF PAH's BY AQUATIC PLANTS.
WARSHAWSKY, D, CODY, T, RADIKE, M, ET AL. "TOXICITY AND METABOLISM OF BENZO(A)P
YRENE IN THE GREEN ALGA SELENASTRUM CAPRICORNUTUM. " BATELLE PRESS. PP.1235-
1245. 83.
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C»: BIOLOGY 903459
BIOTRANSFQRMATIQN OF PAH's BY AQUATIC PLANTS.
SCHQENY, R, CODY, T, RADIKE. M, ET'AL. "METABOLISM, GROWTH EFFECTS AND MUTAGENI
CITY OF PLANT METABOLITES OF BENZO(A)PYRENE. " BATELLE PRESS. PP.1197-1211.
85.
[*] BIOLOGY 908459
BIOTRANSFORMATION OF PAH's BY AQUATIC PLANTS.
SCHOENY. R, CODY, T, RADIKE, M, WASHAWSKY, D. "MUTAGENICITY OF ALGAL METABOLITE
S OF BENZO(A)PYRENE FOR SALMONELLA TYFHIMURIUM. " ENVIRONMENTAL MUTAGENESIS, 7
PP.839-855. 85.
t*3 BIOLOSY B08459
BIOTRANSFORMATION OF PAH's BY AQUATIC PLANTS.
LINDQUIST, B. WARSHAWSKY, D. "IDENTIFICATION OF THE 11, 12-DIHYDRO-l1, 12-DIHYD
RO-11. 12-DIHYDRQXYBENZO
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C*3 BIOLOGY B11712
CONSTRUCTION OF POPULATION GROWTH EQUATIONS FROM FIELD DATA.
EMLEN, JM. "THE ASSESSMENT OF FREQUENCY- AND DENSITY-DEPENDENT INFLUENCES ON FI
TNESS IN NATURAL POPULATIONS. " THE AMERICAN NATURALIST, VOL. 125, NO. 4. PP
.507-520.
85.
c*: BIOLOGY eii3i3
SURVIVAL OF BACILLUS THURINGIENSIS AND ITS CRYSTALS IN SOIL.
F'ETRAS. SF, CASIDA, LE. "SURVIVAL OF BACILLUS THURINGIENSIS SPORES IN SOIL.
APPLIED AND ENVIRONMENTAL MICROBIOLOGY, VOL. 50. NO. fc. PP.1496-15O1.
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[*] ENGINEER INS 807149
EFFECTS OF MEAN "CELL RESIDENCE TIME OF THE THICKENING AND DEWATERING CHARACTERIS
•TICS OF WASTE DOMESTIC SLUDGES.
KNOCKE. WR. "EFFECTS OF FLOCK VOLUME VARIATIONS ON ACTIVATED SLUDGE THICKENING
CHARACTERISTICS. " JOURNAL OF THE WATER POLLUTION CONTROL FEDERATION. PP.784
-791. Si.
C*3 ENGINEERING 808303
INTERRELATED EFFECTS OF OR3 LOADING, DISSOLVED OXYGEN CONCEN & AERATION BASIN CO
NF1G ON ACTIV SLUDGE-SETTNG CHARACTERISE
LEE. SE, KOOPMAN. BL, JENKINS, D. "THE EFFECT OF AERATION BASIN CONFIGURATION 0
N ACTIVATED SLUDGE BULKING AT LOW ORGANIC LOADING. " WAT. SCI. TECH.. VOL. 14.
PP. 407-427. 82. -^
Cm ENGINEERING • 808303
INTERRELATED EFFECTS OF ORG LOADING. DISSOLVED OXYGEN CONCEN «< AERATION BASIN CO
NFIB ON ACTIV SLUDGE-SETTNG CHARACTERIST.
WHEELER. ML, JENKINS, D, RICHARD, MG. "THE USE OF A "SELECTOR" FOR BULKING CONT
ROL AT THE HAMILTON. OHIO, USA, WATER POLLUTION CONTROL FACILITY." WAT. SCI. T
ECH., VOL. 16. PP.35-53. 84.
ENGINEERING 808324
BASIC PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF POLLUTION CONTROL RESIDUES.
CHRISTENSEN. GL. "UNITS FOR SPECIFIC RESISTANCE.
N CONTROL FEDERATION, 55. PP.417-419. 83.
JOURNAL OF WATER POLLUTIO
C*3 ENGINEERING 808324
BASIC PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF POLLUTION CONTROL RESIDUES.
CHRISTENSEN. 6L. DICK, RI. "SPECIFIC RESISTANCE MEASUREMENTS.
OF THE 1984 ENVIRONMENTAL SPECIALTY CONFERENCE. PP. 265-270.
PROCEEDINGS
84.
C*l ENGINEERING 808324
BASIC PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF POLLUTION CONTROL RESIDUES.
DICK, RI, KISHBAUQH, SA. "BASIC PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF POLLUTION CONTROL RESIDU
ES-SPECIFIC RESISTANCE TO FILTRATION. " PROCEEDINGS OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL ENBIN
EERIN6 AND POLLUTION CONTROL PROCESSES SEMINAR. PP. 167-186. 85.
ENGINEERING 808686
GENERATION CHEMISTRY AND REACTIONS OF CHLORINE DIOXIDE FDR WATER TREATMENT.
AIETA, EM, ROBERTS, PV. -CHEMISTRY OF OXO-CHLORINE COMPONENTS RELEVANT TO CHLOR
INE-DIQXIDE BENERATION. " WATER CHLORINATION: CHEMISTRY, ENVIRONMENTAL I^T-ACT
AND HEALTH EFFECTS, VOL. 5. PP. 783-794. 85.
ttl ENGINEERING S08686
GENERATION CHEMISTRY AND REACTIONS OF CHLORINE DIOXIDE FOR WATER TREATMENT.
AIETA, EM, ROBERTS. FV. "HENRY CONSTANT . OF MOLECULAR CHLORINE IN AQUEOUS SOLUTI
ON. " J. OF CKEnlCAL AND ENGINEERING DATA, 31(1). PP. 51-53. 86.
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[*] ENGINEERING 808684
GENERATION CHEMISTRY AND REACTIONS OF CHLORINE DIOXIDE FDR WATER TREATMENT.
AIETA. EM, ROBERTS, PV. "APPLICATION OF MASS-TRANSFER THEORY TO THE KINETICS OF
A FAST GAS-LIQUID REACTION: CHLORINE HYDROLYSIS. " ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE AND
TECHNOLOGY, 20(1). PP. 44-30. 86.
C*J ENGINEERING 808686
GENERATION CHEMISTRY AND REACTIONS OF CHLORINE DIOXIDE FOR WATER TREATMENT.
A I ETA, EM, ROBERTS, PV. "KINETICS OF THE REACTIONS BETWEEN MOLECULAR CHLORINE A
5JD CHLORITE IN AQUEOUS SOLUTION. " 'ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, 20(1)
PP. 50-55. 86. . . •
C*3 ENGINEERING S09162
EVALUATION OF SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT PERFORMANCE.
BERTHOUEX, PM. HUNTER. UIG. FAN, R. "CHARACTER! ZATIQN' OF TREATMENT PLANT UPSET-Sv
INSTRUMENTATION AND CONTROL OF WATER AND WASTE- WATER TREATMENT AND TRANSP
ORT SYSTEMS. PP. 287-296. ' 85..
Ct3 ENGINEERING 809553
DEPHENOLIZATIDN OF HIGH STRENGTH PHENOLIC WASTE WATERS BY A CATALYZED AEROBIC CO
UPLING REACTION.
CHA, JA, BERRY, KB, LIM. PK. "AEROBIC COUPLING OF AQUEOUS PHENOLS CATALYZED BY
B I NUCLEAR COPPER: RING SUBST1TUENT EFFECT AND THE KINETICS OF THE COUPLING OF 0
-METHYLPHENOL." ALChE JOURNAL, VOL. 32, NO. 3. PP. 477-485. 56.
ENGINEERING 809613
OXIDATION OF CYANIDES IN INDUSTRIAL WASTE WATERS BY OZONE.
GUROL. MD, BREMEN, WM. "KINETICS AND MECHANISM OF OZONATION OF FREE CYANIDE SPE
CIES IN WATER. " ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, VOL. • 19. PP. 304-809.
85.
C*J ENGINEERING ' 310094
THEORY AND APPLICATIONS OF DIRECT FILTRATION.
O'MELIA. CR. "PARTICLES. PRETREATMENT, AND PERFORMANCE IN WATER FILTRATION. "
JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING, VOL. Ill, NO. 6. PP. 974-890. 35.
Ct] ENGINEERING 810381
MOLECULAR-8EAM/MASS-SPECTROSCOPIC STUDY OF CHLORINATED HYDROCARBON FLAMES.
CHANG, WD, SENKAN, SM. "A COMPUTATIONAL STUDY OF THE INHIBITION OF HUMID CO OKI.
DATION BY HCL AND CL2 DURING THE INDUCTION PERIOD." COMBUST. SCI. AND TECH., V'
QL. 43. PP. 49-66. 85.
C*3 ENGINEERING 810:581
MOLECULAR-BEAM/MASS-SPECTROSCOP1C STUDY OF CHLORINATED HYDROCARBON FLAMES.
WELDON, J, SENKAN, SM.
I. AND TECH., VOL. 47.
"CATALYTIC OXIDATION OF CH3CL BY CR203. " COMBUST. SC
PP.229-237. 86.
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C*.D ENGINEERING- • B 10645
POTENTIAL FOR BIOTRANSFORMATIQN OF TOXIC CHEMICALS DEFINED BY A MOLECULAR PROBE.
AMY, PS, SCHULKE, JW, FRAZIER, LM. ET AL. "CHARACTERIZATION OF AQUATIC BACTERIA
AND CLONING OF GENES SPECIFYING PARTIAL DEGRADATION OF 2, 4-DICHLOROPHENOXYACET
1C ACID." APPLIED AND ENVIRONMENTAL MICROBIOLOGY. PP. 1237-1245. 85.
Ct3 ENGINEERING 810682
EFFICACY STUDIES OF RESIDENTIAL FORMALDEHYDE CONTROL MEASURES.
GODISH, T, ROUGH, J. "AN ASSESSMENT OF THE BERGE EQUATION APPLIED TO FORMALDEHY
DE MEASUREMENTS UNDER CONTROLLED CONDITIONS OF TEMPERATURE AND HUMIDITY IN A MOB
ILE HOME." -JOURNAL OF THE AIR POLLUTION CONTROL ASSOCIATION. PP. 1 186-1 187.
as.
C*] ENGINEERING 810682
EFFICACY STUDIES OF RESIDENTIAL FORMALDEHYDE CONTROL MEASURES.
SODISH, T. "INDOOR AIR QUALITY NOTES: RESIDENTIAL FORMALDEHYDE CONTROL. " DE
PT. OF NATURAL RESOURCES: BALL STATE UNIVERSITY. PP. VOLUME. 86. ... .
C*] ENGINEERING 811217
IMPROVED BINDERS FOR LOW-VOC AIR DRY COATINGS.
HIRO-KUNI, 0, JONES, FN, PAPPAS. SP. "RELATIVE REACTIVITY OF ISOCYANATE GROUPS
OF SOPHORONE DIISOCYANATE. UNEXPECTED HIGH REACTIVITY OF THE SECONDARY ISOCYANA
TE GROUP." JOURNAL OF POLYMER SCIENCE: POLYMER LETTERS EDITION, VOL. 2~. PP.
509-515. 85.
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C*] HEALTH 809204
ENVIRONMENTAL CONTAMINANTS: EFFECTS ON' TUMOR GROWTH AND IMMUNITY.
KERKVLIET, NI. BPAUNER, JA, ET AL.- "EFFECTS OF DIETARY TECHNICAL PENTACHLOROPHE
NOL EXPOSURE ON T CELL, MACROFHAGE AND NATURAL KILLER CELL ACTIVITY IN C57B1/6 M
ICE." INT. J. IMMUNQPHARMACOLOGY. VOL. 7, NO. 2. PP.239-247. S3.
C*3 HEOLTH 809091
METABOLIC FACTORS AS DETERMINANTS OF LUNG TOXICITY.
BASSETT, DJP, RABINOWITZ, JL. "INCORPORATION OF GLUCOSE CARBONS INTO RAT LUNG L
IPIDS AFTER EXPOSURE TO 0.6 PPM OZONE. " AMERICAN PHYSIOLOGICAL SOCIETY. PP.
E553-E559.
85,
C*3 HEALTH 809O91
METABOLIC FACTORS AS DETERMINANTS OF LUNG TOXICITY.
BASSETT. DJP, BOWER-KELLY. E. "PYRUVATE METABOLISM OF PERFUSED RAT LUNGS AFTER
EXPOSURE TO 1007. OXYGEN. " AMERICAN PHYSIOLOGICAL SOCIETY. PP. 1605-1609 .
B6.
C*] HEALTH B09091
METABOLIC FACTORS AS DETERMINANTS OF LUNG TOXICITY.
BASSETT," DJP, BOWER-KELLY, E. "RAT LUNG METABOLISM AFTER 3 DAYS OF CONTINUOUS E
XPOSURE TO O.6 PPM OZONE. " AMERICAN PHYSIOLOGICAL SOCIETY. PP.E131-E136.
86.
£.* 3 HEALTH 809476
NITROPYRENS: DO THEY CONSTITUTE AN ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARD FOR MAN?
McCOY. EC, ROSENKRANZ, EJ, MERMELSTEIN, R. ET AL. "MUTAGENIC SPECIFICITY AND TH
E PREDICTION OF MECHANISMS AND BIOACTIVATION PATHWAYS OF GENOTOXICANTS: THE MUT
AGENICITY OF 5-NITROACENAPHTHENE AS AN EXAMPLE." MUTATION RESEARCH, 111. PP.6
1-68. 83.
C*3 HEALTH 809476
NITROPYRENS: DO THEY CONSTITUTE AN ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARD FOR MAN?
ROSENKRANZ, HS, McCOY, EC, MERMELSTEIN, R. "NITRATED POLYCYCLIC AROMATIC HYDROC
ARSONS: A NEWLY RECOGNIZED GROUP OF UBIOUITOUS ENVIRONMENTAL AGENTS." GENES A
ND PROTEINS IN ONCOGENESIS. PP. 83-96. 83.
C*] HEALTH 809476
NITROPYRENS: DO THEY CONSTITUTE AN ENVIRONMENTAL 'HAZARD FOR MAN?
Me COY, EC, DeMARCO, G, ROSENKRANZ, EJ, ET AL-. "5-NITROACENAPHTHENE: A NEWLY RE
COGNIZED ROLE FOR THE NITRO FUNCTION IN MUTAGENICITY. " ENVIRONMENTAL MUTAGENE
SIS, 5. PP. 17-22. S3.
C«3 HEALTH 809476
NITROPYRENS: DO THEY CONSTITUTE AN ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARD FOR MAN?
HELLER, EP, ROSENKRANZ. EJ, McCOY. EC. ET AL. "THE Z-CONFORMATION OF DNA AND IN
DUCED MUTATIONS. " ENVIRONMENTAL MUTAGENESIS, S. PP.424. 83.
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Ct] HEALTH 80^476
NITRQPYRENS: DO THEY CONSTITUTE AN ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARD FOR MAN?
KLOFMAN, S, ROSENKRANZ, HS. "STRUCTURAL REQUIREMENTS FOR THE MUTASENICITY OF EN
VIRQNflENTAL NITROARENES. " MUTATION RESEARCH, 126. PP.227-238. 84.
C*3 HEALTH 809476
NITROPYRENS: DO THEY CONSTITUTE AN ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARD FOR MAN?
MCCOY, EC, PET-EDWARDS, J, ET AL. "PHENOTYPIC INSTABILITY OF SALMONELLA TYPHIMU
RIUM TESTER STRAINS: STATISTICAL VERIFICATION. " MUTATION RESEARCH, 127. PP
.135-188. 34.
C * J HEALTH 809476
NITRQPYRENS! DO THEY CONSTITUTE AN ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARD FOR MAN?
ROSENKRANZ, HS, PET-EDWARDS, J, ET AL. "ON THE CARCINOGENICITY OF ANILINE: REP
LY TO COMMENTS. " ENVIRONMENTAL MUTAGENESIS, 6. PP.631-632. 84. '
Ct] HEALTH 309476
NITROPYRENS: DO THEY CONSTITUTE AN ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARD FOR MAN?
ROSENKRANZ, HS. "NEWER METHODS FOR DETERMINING GENOTOXICITY USINB DNA REPAIR-DE
FICIENT AND REPAIR PROFICIENT ESCHERICHIA COLI." HANDBOOK OF MUTAGENICITY TEST
PROCEDURES, 2ND REVISED EDITION. PP.1-11. 34.
C*J HEALTH 809476
NITROPYRENS! DO THEY CONSTITUTE AN ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARD FOR MAN?
UPTON, AC, CLAYSQN, DG, JANSEN, JD, ET AL. "REPORT OF THE INTERNATIONAL COMMISS
ION FOR PROTECTION AGAINST ENVIRONMENTAL MUTAGENS AND CARCINOGENS TASK GROUP ON
THE DIFFERENTIATION BETWEEN GENOTOXIC AND NON-GENOTOXIC CARCINOGENS," MUTATION
RESEARCH, 133. PP.1-49. 84.
C*3 HEALTH 809476
NITRQPYRENS: DO THEY CONSTITUTE AN ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARD FOR MAN?
MASSARO, M, MCCARTNEY, M, ROSENKRANZ, EJ, ET AL. -EVIDENCE THAT NITROARENE META
BOLITES FORM MUTAGENIC ADDUCTS WITH DNA-ADENINE AS WELL AS WITH DNA-GUANINE."
MUTATION RESEARCH, 122. PP.243-249. 84.
C*3 HEALTH 809476
NITROPYRENS: DO THEY CONSTITUTE AN ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARD FOR MAN?
HELLER, EP, ROSENKRANZ, EJ, McCOY, EC, ET AL. "COMPARATIVE MUTAGENESIS BY AMINO
FLUORENE DERIVATIVES: A POSSIBLE EFFECT OF DNA CONFIGURATION." MUTATION RESEA
RCH, 131. PP.B9-95. 9*.
C * 1 HEALTH 809476
NITROFYRENS: DO THEY CONSTITUTE AN ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARD FOR MAN?
ROSENKRANZ, HS, KLOPMAN. G, CHANKQNG, V, ET AL. "PREDICTION OF ENVIRONMENTAL CA
RCINOGENS: A STRATEGY FOR THE MID-1980's. " ENVIRONMENTAL MUTAGENESIS, 6. P
P.231-258. 84.
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[ * ] HEALTH 809476
N1TRDPYRENS: DO THEY CONSTITUTE AN ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARD FOR MAN?
KLQF'MAN, 6, TONACCI, DA, HOLLOWAY, M, ETAL. "RELATIONSHIP 'BETWEEN PQLAROGRAF'HI
C REDUCTION POTENTIAL AND MUTAGENICITY OF NITROARENES. " • MUTATION RESEARCH, 12
6. PP. 139-144. 84.
t*3 HEALTH 809476
NITROPYRENS: DO THEY CONSTITUTE AN ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARD FOR MAN?
ROSENKRANZ, HS, MERMELSTEIN, R. "THE MUTAGENIC AND CARCINOGENIC PROPERTIES OF N
ITRATED POLYCYCLTC AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS. " NITRATED POLYCYCLIC AROMATIC HYDRO
CARBONS. PP. 267-297. 85.
C*] HEALTH 809476 *
NITROPYRENS: DO THEY CONSTITUTE AN ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARD FOR MAN?
KLOPMAN, G, FRIER50N, MR, ROSENKRANZ, HS, ET AL. "REACTION POTENTIALS OF THE CO
NSTITUENT BASES OF DNA AND THE EFFECTS OF BASE STACKING. " CANCER BIOCHEM. BIO
PHYS. , 7. PP. 275-290. 85.
C*3 HEALTH 809476
NITROPYRENS: DO THEY CONSTITUTE AN ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARD FOR MAN?
ROSENKRANZ, HS, McCDY, EC. MERMELSTEIN, R, ET AL. "ENVIRONMENTAL NITROARENES:
AN ATTEMPT TO UNDERSTAND THEIR MUTAGENIC AND CARCINOGENIC PROPERTIES." CARCINO
GENS AND MUTAGENS IN THE ENVIRONMENT, VOL. V, THE WORK PLACE. PP. 27-58.
85.
C * D HEALTH 809476
NITROPYRENS: DO THEY CONSTITUTE AN ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARD FOR MAN?
SPECK. WT, CARR. H. ROSENKRANZ. HS. "NIRIDAZOLE, EVIDENCE FOR PROMUTAGENIC EVEN
TS INVOLVING GUANINE-CYTOSINE AND ADENINE-THYMINE BASE PAIRS." ENVIRONMENTAL M
UTAGENESIS, 7. PP. 429-437. 85.
HEALTH 809476
NITROPYRENS: DO THEY CONSTITUTE AN ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARD FOR MAN?
PALAJDA, M. ROSENKRANZ, HS. "ASSEMBLY AND PRELIMINARY ANALYSIS OF A' 0ENOTOXICIT
Y DATA BASE FOR PREDICTING CARCINOGENS. " MUTATION RESEARCH, 153. PP. 79-134.
C*3 HEALTH 809476
NITROPYRENS: DO THEY CONSTITUTE AN ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARD FOR MAN?
CHANKONG. V. HAIMES. YY. ROSENKRANZ. HS, ET AL. "THE CARCINOGENICITY PREDICTION
AND BATTERY SELECTION (CPBS) METHOD: A BAYESIAN APPROACH. " MUTATION RESEARC
H, 153. PP. 135-166. 65.
C*3 HEALTH 809476
NITROPYRENS: DO THEY CONSTITUTE AN ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARD FOR MAN? ,
PET-EDWARDS, J, ROSENKRANZ. HS, CHANKONG,V, ET AL. "CLUSTER ANALYSIS IN PREDICT
ING THE CARCINOGENICITY OF CHEMICALS USING SHORT TERM ASSAYS. " MUTATION RESEA
RCH, 153. PP.167-185. 85.
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C*] HEALTH S0 METHODOLOGY TO THE 6ENE-TDX DATA-BASE." MUTAT
ION RESEARCH, 153. PP.187-200. 85.
t*3 HEALTH 809476
NITROPYRENS: DO THEY CONSTITUTE AN.ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARD FOR MAN?
McCOY, EC, HOLLOWAY, M, FRIERSON. M, ET AL. "GENETIC AND QUANTUM CHEMICAL BASIS
OF THE MUTAGENICITY OF NITROARENES FOR ADENINE-THYMINE BASE PAIRS." MUTATION
RESEARCH, 149. PP.311-319. 85.
C*3 HEALTH SO9476
NITROPYRENSs DO THEY CONSTITUTE AN ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARD FOR MAN?
McCOY, EC, ANDERS. M, ROSENKRANZ. HS, ET" ACi '"MUTAGENICITY~OF" NITROPYRENES-FGR"
E3CHERICHIA COLI;'REQUIREMENT FOR INCREASED CELLULAR PERMEABILITY. " MUTATION
RESEARCH, 142. PP.163-167. 85.
C*3 HEALTH 809476
NITROPYRENSs DO THEY CONSTITUTE AN ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARD FOR MAN?
ROSENKRANZ, HS, McCOY, EC, FRIERSON, M, ET AL. "THE ROLE OF DNA SEQUENCE AND ST
RUCTURE OF THE ELECTROPHILE ON THE MUTAGENICITY OF NITROARENES AND ARYLAMINE DER
IVATIVES." ENVIRONMENTAL MUTAGENESIS, 7. PP.645-653. 85.
C*3 HEALTH 809476
NITROPYRENS: DO THEY CONSTITUTE AN ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARD FOR MAN?
KLQPMAN, G, FRIERSON, MR. ROSENKRANZ, HS.
ATA BASESs MUTAGENICITY OF AROMATIC AMINES
IRONMENTAL MUTAGENESIS, 7. PP.625-644.
"COMPUTER ANALYSIS OF TOXICOLOGICAL D
IN SALMONELLA TESTERS STRAINS." ENV
85.
C*] HEALTH 809476
NITROPYRENS: DO THEY CONSTITUTE AN ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARD FOR MAN?
MCCARTNEY, M, MCCOY, EC, ROSENKRANZ, HS, ET AL. "CARCINOGENIC N-HYDROXYLAMINOFU
RINE DERIVATIVES DO NOT ACT AS BASE ANALOG MUTAGENS IN SALMONELLA TYPHIMURIUM."
MUTATION RESEARCH, 144. PP.231-237. 85.
C*3 HEALTH 809476
NITROPYRENS: DO THEY CONSTITUTE AN ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARD FOR MAN?
McCOY, EC, ROSENKRANZ, HS, BARTSCH. H. "MUTAGENICITY OF THE FHENACETIN METABGLI
TES: N-HYDROXY-P-PHENETIDINE AND NITROSOPHENETOL IN S. TYPHIMURIUM TAlOO AND DER
IVATIVES DEFICIENT IN NITROREDUCTASE OR O-ACETYLASEs PROBES FOR TESTING INTRABA
CTERIAL METABOLIC ACTIVATION." MUTATION RESEARCH, 173. FP.245-25O. 86.
C*3 HEALTH 809476
NITRQPYRENS! DO THEY CONSTITUTE AN ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARD FOR MAN?
FRIERSON. MR, KLOPMAN. G. ROSENKRANZ, HS.
NG MUTAGENS AND CARCINOGENS: A REVIEW. "
83-327. 86.
"STRUCTURE-ACTIVITY RELATIONSHIPS AMO
ENVIRONMENTAL MUTAGENESIS, 8. PP.2
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C*3 HEALTH • 809476
NITROPYRENS: DO THEY CONSTITUTE AN ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARD FOR. MAN?
ROSENKRANZ, HS, KLOPMAN, 6. "MUTAGENS, CARCINOGENS AND COMPUTERS. " GENETIC
TOXICOLOGY OF ENVIRONMENTAL CHEMICALS. PART A! BASIC PRINCIPLES & MECHANISMS OF
ACTIONS. PP.71-104. 86.
t*3 HEALTH 809476
NITROPYRENS: DO THEY CONSTITUTE AN ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARD FDR MAN?
ENNEVER. FK, ROSENKRANZ. HS. "PREDICTING THE CARCINOGENICITY OF THE AROMATIC AM
INE DERIVATIVES TESTED ON THE SECOND UK EMS COLLABORATIVE STUDY." MUTAGENESIS.
1. PP.119-123. 86.
C*3 HEALTH 809566 •
EFFECTS OF MICROWAVE EXPOSURE ON THE MAMMALIAN IMMUNE SYSTEM.
RAMA RAO. GV. CAIN, CA, THOMPKINS. WAF. "EFFECTS OF MICROWAVE EXPOSURE ON THE H
AMSTER IMMUNE SYSTEM. IV. SPLEEN CELL IgM HEMOLYTIC PLAQUE FORMATION." " BIOELE
CTRDMAGNETICS, 6. PP.41-52. ' 85. ....
C * D HEALTH 809599
INTERSPECIES COMPARISON OF LIVER CARCINDGENESIS.
HSU, 1C, LIPSKY, MM. COLE. KE, SU. CH, TRUMP, BF.
ATOCYTES FROM HUMAN LIVER OF IMMEDIATE AUTOPSY. '
PMENTAL BIOLOGY, VOL. 21. NO. 3. PP.154-160.
•ISOLATION AND CULTURE OF HEP
IN VITRO CELLULAR AND DEVELO
85.
C*3 HEALTH 809599
INTERSPECIES COMPARISON OF LIVER CARCINOEENESIS.
LIPSKY, MM, SHERIDAN, TR, BENNETT, RO, MAY, EB. "COMPARISON OF TROUT HEPATOCYTE
CULTURE ON DIFFERENT SUBSTRATES. " IN VITRO CELLULAR AND DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOG
Y, VOL. 22, NO. 6. PP.360-362. 86.
[*] HEALTH 809623
DNA DAMAGE AND ITS EXPRESSION IN MAMMALIAN CELLS.
LOEB, LA. ABBOTTS, J, LIU, PK. ET AL. "INFIDELITY OF DNA SYNTHESIS AS A BASIS
OR MUTAGENESIS AND CARCINOSENESIS. " GENETICS: NEW FRONTIERS. PROCEEDINGS OF
HE XV INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS OF GENETICS, NEW DELI. PP.395-404. 83.
HEALTH B09623
DNA DAMAGE AND ITS EXPRESSION IN MAMMALIAN CELLS.
DUBE. DK. LOCH-CARUSO, R, TROSKO, JE. "ASSESSMENT OF THE CARCINOGENIC POTENT
OF A PROPOSED FOOD COLORING ADDITIVE LACCAIC ACID. USING SHORT TERM ASSAYS."
CELL BIOLOBY AND TOXICOLOGY, VOL. 1, NO. K PP.111-125. 84.
C*3 HEALTH 8O9623
DNA DAMAGE AND ITS EXPRESSION IN MAMMALIAN CELLS.
ABBOTTS, J, LOEB. LA. "ON THE FIDELITY OF DNA REPLICATION: USE OF SYNTHETIC OL
IGONUCLEOTIDE-INITIATED REACTIONS. " BIOCHIMICA ST. BIOPHYSICA ACTA., 824. P
P.58-65. 85.
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C*3 HEALTH 809860
COCARCINQGENICITY OF INHALED SULFUR DIOXIDE AND ENDOGENOUS SULFITE WITH BENZO
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[*] HEALTH 810140
INTESTINAL BARRIER TO PARTICIPATE MATTER.
LEFEVRE, ME, JOEL. DO. SCHIDLOVSKY, 6. "RETENTION OF INGESTED LATEX PARTICLES I
N PEYERS PATCHES OF GERM-FREE AND CONVENTIONAL MICE (42133)." PROCEEDINGS OF T
HE SOCIETY FOR EXPERIMENTAL BIOLOGY AND MEDICINE, 179. PP.522-528. S5.
C*] HEALTH ' B10140
INTESTINAL BARRIER TO PARTICIPATE MATTER.
LEFEVRE, ME, JOEL. DD. "DISTRIBUTION OF LABEL AFTER INTRAGASTRIC ADMINIS- TRATI
ON OF 6E-LABELED CARBON TO WEANING AND AGED MICE (42318)." PROCEEDINGS OF THE
SOCIETY FOR EXPERIMENTAL BIOLOGY AND MEDICINE, 182. PP.112-119. B6.
HEALTH 811157
IMMUNOTOXIC MECHANISMS OF TECHNICAL PENTACHLOROPHENOL.
KERKVLIET. NI, BRAUNER. JA. MATLOCK, JP. "HUMURAL IMMUNOTOXICITY OF POLYCHLORIN
ATED DIPHENYL ETHERS, FHENOXYFHENOLS, DI OX INS AND FURANS PRESENT AS CONTAMINANTS
OF TECHNICAL GRADE PENTACHLOROPHENOL." TOXICOLOGY, 36. PP.307-324. 85
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Cfj WATER ' SOB176
DEGRADATION KINETICS OF NONPOLAR ORGANIC SUBSTANCES BY MICROORGANISMS.
BUTTON, DK. "KINETICS OF NUTRIENT-LIMITED TRANSPORT AND MICROBIAL GROWTH. " M
ICROBIQLOGICAL REVIEWS. PP.270-297. 85.
C*] WATER 80B176
DEGRADATION KINETICS OF NONPOLAR ORGANIC SUBSTANCES BY MICROORGANISMS.
BUTTON, DK, ROBERTSON, BR. "EFFECT OF TOLUENE EXPOSURE TIME AND CONCENTRATION 0
N INDUCTION OF HIGH AFFINITY VALUES FOR TOLUENE OXIDATION BY BACTERIA OF ESTUARI
NE 5EAWATER SAMPLES." MARINE ECOLOGY - PROGRESS SERIES, VOL. 26. PP.187-19-7.
85.
C*3 WATER 808176
DEGRADATION KINETICS OF NONPOLAR ORGANIC SUBSTANCES BY MICROORGANISMS.
BUTTON, DK, ROBERTSON, BR. "DISSOLVED HYDROCARBON METABOLISM: THE CONCENTRATIQ
N-DEPENDENT KINETICS OF TOLUENE OXIDATION IN SOME NORTH AMERICAN ESTUARIESv" L
IMNOL. OCEANOGR., 31(1). PP.101-111. 86.
C*] WATER 808272
AN INTEGRATED STUDY OF TRANSPORT AND FATE OF HERBICIDE MANUFACTURING RESIDUES ST
ORED AT ALKALI LAKE, OREGON.
JOHNSON, RL, BRILLANTE, SM, ISASELLE, LM, ET AL. "MIGRATION OF CHLOROPHENOLIC C
OMPQUNDS AT THE CHEMICAL WASTE DISPOSAL SITE AT ALKALI LAKE, OREGON — 2. CONTA
MINANT DISTRIBUTIONS. TRANSPORT AND RETARDATION." GROUND WATER. VOL. 23. NO. 3.
- PP.651-666. 85.
C*3 WATER 808676
DEVELOPMENT EMISSIONS SPECTRDSCOPIC METHODS FOR DETERMINING THE HALOGENS AND OTH
ER NON-METALS VIA DIRECT CURRENT PLASMA.
URASA. IT. O'REILLY, AM. "THE APPLICATION OF DIRECT CURRENT PLASMA SPECTROMETRY
TO THE STUDY OF THE FRACTIONATION OF IRON AND PHOSPHORUS IN SURFACE WATERS."
TALANTA, VOL. 33, NO. 7. PP.593-399, 86.
C»3 WATER 809416
STUDY OF THE FORMATION OF METHYLATED METAL AND METALLOID COMPOUNDS AND WATER QUA
LITY.
DONARD. OFX, WEBER, JH. "BEHAVIOR OF METHYLTIN COMPOUNDS UNDER SIMULATED ESTURI
NE CONDITIONS. " ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY, VOL. 19. PP.1104-1110.
85.
C*l WATER 809464
IDENTIF !•< OUANTIF OF PRINCIPAL TRANSPORT MECHAN RESPONSIBLE FOR MOVEMENT-. OF TOXI
C ORGANICS IN SATURATING GRQUNDWTR FLOW.
CRITTENDEN, JC, HUTZIER, NJ. GEYER. DG. "TRANSPORT OF ORGANIC COMPOUNDS WITH SA
TURATED GROUNDWATER FLOW: MODEL DEVELOPMENT AND PARAMETER SENSITIVITY." WATER
.RESOURCES RESEARCH, VOL. 22, NO. 3. PP.271-284. 86.
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C*3 WATER 809601
INFLUENCE OF PHYSICAL STRUCTURE ON ADSORPTION OF ORGANICS OF ACTIVATED CARBON.
ROBERTS, PV, ASCE. M, CORNEL, R, ET AL. "EXTERNAL MASS-TRANSFER RATE IN FIXED-E
ED ADSORPTION. " JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING, VOL. Ill, NO. 6. PP.89
1-905. 85.
C*3 WATER 809601
INFLUENCE OF PHYSICAL STRUCTURE ON ADSORPTION OF QRGANICS OF ACTIVATED CARBON.
CORNEL. PK, SUMMERS, RS, ROBERTS, PV. "DIFFUSION OF HUMIC ACID IN DILUTE AQUEOU
S SOLUTION. " JOURNAL OF COLLOID AND INTERFACE SCIENCE, VOL. 11O, NO. 1. PP.1
86.
C*] WATER 810126
ELECTROSTATIC AND HYDROPHOBIC INTERACTIONS IN VIRUS ADSORPTION TO SOLIDS.
SHIELDS, FA. BERENFELD. SA, FARRAH. SR. "MODIFIED MEMBRANE-FILTER PROCEDURE FDR-
CONCENTRATION OF ENTEROVIRUSES FROM TAP WATER. " APPLIED AND ENVIRONMENTAL MI
CROBIOLOGY, VOL. 49, NO: 2.' FF". 453-455-. - 85.
CJO WATER 810126
ELECTROSTATIC AND HYDROPHOBIC INTERACTIONS IN VIRUS ADSORPTION TO SOLIDS.
FARRAH, SR. PRESTON, DR. "CONCENTRATION OF VIRUSES FROM WATER BY USING CELLULOS
E FILTERS MODIFIED BY IN SITU PRECIPITATION OF FERRIC AND ALUMINUM HYDROXIDES."
APPLIED AND ENVIRONMENTAL MICROBIOLOGY, VOL. SO, NO. 6. PP. 1502- J 504.
95.
WATER 810126
ELECTROSTATIC AND HYDROPHOBIC INTERACTIONS IN VIRUS ADSORPTION TO SOLIDS.
SHIELDS, PA, L1NB, TF, TJATHA, V, SHAH, DO. ET AL. "COMPARISON OF POSITIVELY CH
ARGED MEMBRANE FILTERS AND THEIR USE IN CONCENTRATING BACTERIOPHA6ES IN WATER."
WAT. RES., VOL. 20, NO. 2. PP. 145-151. 86.
C*3 WATER 810126
ELECTROSTATIC AND HYDROPHOBIC INTERACTIONS IN VIRUS ADSORPTION TO SOLIDS.
SHIELDS, PA, FARRAH, SR. "CONCENTRATION OF VIRUSES IN BEEF EXTRACT BY FLOCCULAT
ION WITH AMMONIUM SULFATE. " APPLIED AND ENVIRONMENTAL MICROBIOLOGY, VOL. 51,
NO. 1. PP. 211-213, 86. '
WATER 810134
DEVELOPMENT AND VERIFICATION OF A METHOD FOR CALCULATING VAPOR PRESSURE FROM GAS
CHROMOTOGRAPHIC RETENTION DATA.
KIM, Y-H, WOODROW, JE, SEIBER. JN. "EVALUATION OF A GAS CHROMATDGRAPHIC METHOD
FOR CALCULATING VAPOR PRESSURES WITH OR6ANOPHOSFHORUS PESTICIDES." JOURNAL OF
CHROMAT06RAPHY, 314. PP. 37-53. 84.
C*D WATER 8101S6
SOLUTE TRANSPORT IN SOILS WITH LARGER PORES.
GERMANN, PF. "KINEMATIC WAVE APPROACH TO INFILTRATION AND DRAINAGE INTO AND FRO
M SOIL MACROPORES. " TRANSACTIONS OF THE ASAE, VOL. 28, NO. 3. PP.745-749.
85. .
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C*3 WATER 910387
SPSCIftTION OF ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTANTS AND BIOLOGICAL MATERIALS.
SAKAI, T. HANAMURA, S, WINEFQRDNER, JD. "EVOLVED-GAS ZEEMAN FLAME ATOMIC ABSORP
TICN SPECTROMETRY FOR THE DETERMINATION OF ARSENIC COMPOUNDS." ANALYTICA CHIMI
CA ACTA, 170. PP.237-243. 85.
C»] WATER 810387
5FECIATIQN OF ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTANTS AND BIOLOGICAL MATERIALS,
HANAMURA, S, WANG, W-J, WINEFORDNER, JD. "DETERMINATION OF HYDROGEN AND OXYGEN
IN METALS WITH THE AID OF A HELIUM SINGLE ELECTRODE MICROWAVE PLASMA EMISSION TE
CHNIOUE." CANADIAN JOURNAL OF SPECTROSCOPY. PP.46-49. 35.
C*3 WATER 810387
SPECIATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTANTS AND BIOLOGICAL MATERIALS.
ZHANG. Yf, HANAMURA, S. WINEFORDNER. JD. "EVALUATION OF MICROWAVE-INDUCED AIR-P
LASMA AS AN EXCITATION SOURCE. " APPLIED SPECTROSCOPY, VOL. 39, NO. 2. PP.22
6-230, 85.
C*J WATER 810387
SFECIATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTANTS AND BIOLOGICAL MATERIALS.
HANAMURA, S, KIRSCH, B, WINEFORDNER. JD. "DETERMINATION OF TRACE LEVELS OF WATE
R IN SOLID SAMPLES BY EVOLVED GAS ANALYSIS/HELIUM MICROWAVE PLASMA EMISSION SPEC
TROMETRY." ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY, 57, 9. PP.9-13. 85.
[*] WATER 811345
ANOXIC TRANSFORMATIONS OF TRACE HALOGENATED ALIPHATICS.
BOUWER, EJ, WRIGHT, JF, COBS, GO. "ANOXIC TRANSFORMATIONS OF TRACE HALOGENATED
ALIPHATICS^ " TOXIC AND HAZARDOUS WASTES: PROCEEDINGS OF THE EIGHTEENTH MID-A
TLANTIC INDUSTRIAL WASTE CONF. PP.545-553. 86.
C*D WATER 811473
RAPID METHOD FOR DETERMINING HYDROLYSIS OF HALOGENATED ORGANIC COMPUS IN GROUNDW
ATER.
MEHRAN, MF, COOPER, WJ, ET AL. "A NEW BONDED STATIONARY PHASE FOR THE GAS CHROM
AT06RAPHIC SEPARATION OF VOLATILE PRIORITY POLLUTANTS AND CHLORINATED PESTICIDES
JOURNAL OF HIGH RESOLUTION CHROMATOGRAPHY AND CHROMATOGRAPHY COMMUNICATIONS
PP.715-717. 83.
C*D WATER 811518
BINDING OF XENOBIOTICS TO HUMIC MATERIALS AND THEIR RELEASE THROUGH MICROBIAL AC
TIVITY.
BOLLAG. J-M. McGAHEN.LL. MINARD, RD, LIU, S-Y. "BIOCONVERSION OF ALACHLOR IN AN
ANAEROBIC STREAM SEDIMENT. " CHEMOSPHERE, VOL. 15, NO. 2. PP.153-162..
86.
C*3 WATER 811518
BINDING OF XENOBIOTICS TO HUMIC MATERIALS AND THEIR RELEASE THROUGH MICROBIAL AC
TIVITY.
SHUTTLEWORTH, KL. BOLLAG. J-M. "SOLUBLE AND IMMOBILIZED LACCASE AS CATALYSTS FO
R THE TRANSFORMATION OF SUBSTITUTED PHENOLS. " ENZYME MICROS. TECHNOL. , VOL. 3
PP.171-177. 86.
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NUMBER AREA
PROJECT TITLE
807149 ENG EFFECTS OF MEAN CELL RESIDENCE TIME OF THE THICKENING
AND DEWATERING CHARACTERISTICS OF WASTE DOMESTIC
SLUDGES.
808176 WTR DEGRADATION KINETICS OF NONPOLAR ORGANIC SUBSTANCES
BY MICROORGANISMS.
808204 HLT ENVIRONMENTAL CONTAMINANTS: EFFECTS ON TUMOR GROWTH
AND IMMUNITY.
808272 WTR AN INTEGRATED STUDY OF TRANSPORT AND FATE OF
HERBICIDE MANUFACTURING RESIDUES STORED AT ALKALI
LAKE, OREGON.
808303 ENG INTERRELATED EFFECTS OF OR6 LOADING. DISSOLVED OXYGEN
CONCEN & AERATION BASIN CONFIG ON ACTIV SLUDGE-SETTN6
CHARACTERISE
808324 ENG BASIC PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF POLLUTION CONTROL
RESIDUES.
-808329 BIO EFFECT OF CHEMICAL FORM AND ENVIR TOXICITY OF HEAVY
METALS TO MICROBES AND MICROBE-MEDICATED ECOLOG1C
PROCESSES.
808340 BIO AN ECOSYSTEM APPROACH TO THE EFFECTS OF PLACER MINING
' - ON STREAMS OF INTERIOR ALASKA.
808459 BIO BIOTRANSFORMATION OF PAH's BY AQUATIC PLANTS.
808676 WTR DEVELOPMENT EMISSIONS SPECTROSCOPIC METHODS FOR
DETERMINING THE HALOGENS AND OTHER NON-METALS VIA
DIRECT CURRENT PLASMA.
808686 ENG GENERATION CHEMISTRY AND REACTIONS OF CHLORINE
DIOXIDE FOR WATER. TREATMENT.
8O9067 BIO SURVIVAL, GROWTH AND GENETIC RECOMBINATION OF NEW
GENOMES IN SOIL AND OTHER NATURAL ECOSYSTEMS.
809091 HLT METABOLIC FACTORS AS DETERMINANTS OF LUNG TOXICITY.
809162 ENG EVALUATION OF SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT PERFORMANCE.
809371 AIR SCAVENGING OF AEROSOL PARTICLES BY SNOW CRYSTALS IN
THE ATMOSPHERE.
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INDEX I:
ARRANGED BY PROJECT NUMBER
NUMBER AREA
PROJECT TITLE
809416
WTR
WTR
HLT
80955? ENG
809566 HLT
909464
609476
809599
809601
809613
809623
809860
809881
810049
810094
810099
810126
HLT
WTR
ENG
HLT
HLT
HLT
BIO
81007B HLT
ENG
AIR
WTR
STUDY OF THE FORMATION OF METHYLATED METAL AND
METALLOID COMPOUNDS AND WATER QUALITY.
IDENTIF ?< QUANT IF OF PRINCIPAL TRANSPORT MECHAN
RESPONSIBLE FOR MOVEMENT OF TOXIC ORSANICS IN
SATURATING GROUNDWTR FLOW. "
k
NITRDPYRENS: DO THEY CONSTITUTE AN ENVIRONMENTAL
HAZARD FOR MAN?
DEFHENOLIZATION OF HIGH STRENGTH PHENOLIC WASTE
WATERS BY A CATALYZED AEROBIC COUPLING REACTION.
EFFECTS OF MICROWAVE EXPOSURE ON THE MAMMALIAN IMMUNE
SYSTEM.
INTERSPECIES COMPARISON OF LIVER CARCINOGENESIS.
INFLUENCE OF PHYSICAL STRUCTURE ON ADSORPTION OF
ORGANICS OF ACTIVATED CARBON.
OXIDATION OF CYANIDES IN INDUSTRIAL WASTE WATERS BY
OZONE.
DNA DAMAGE AND ITS EXPRESSION IN MAMMALIAN CELLS.
COCARCINOGENIC ITY OF INHALED SULFUR DIOXIDE AND
ENDOGENOUS SULFITE WITH ECNZO (A) PYRENE.
MOLECULAR BIOLOGY AND USEFULNESS OF
NITROREDUCTASELESS BACTERIA. .
PLASMID GENE TRANSFER TO INDIGENOUS ORGANISMS DURING
DOMESTIC WASTE TREATMENT AND DISPOSAL.
TERATOGENIC EVALUATION OF CHRONIC HEAVY METAL
EXPOSURE.
THEORY AND APPLICATIONS OF DIRECT FILTRATION.
:
REACTIONS OF ADSORBED POLYCYCLIC AROMATIC
HYDROCARBONS.
ELECTROSTATIC AND HYDRQPHOBIC INTERACTIONS IN VIRUS
ADSORPTION TO SOLIDS.
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INDEX I: .ARRANGED BY PROJECT NUMBER
NUMBER AREA
PROJECT TITLE
810134 WTR DEVELOPMENT AND VERIFICATION OF A METHOD FOR
CALCULATING VAPOR PRESSURE FROM GAS CHROMOT06RAPHIC
RETENTION DATA.
81O140 HLT INTESTINAL BARRIER TO PARTICIPATE MATTER.
810156 WTR SOLUTE TRANSPORT IN SOILS WITH LARGER PORES.
B103S1 ENG MOLECULAR-BEAM/MASS-SPECTROSCOPIC STUDY OF:
CHLORINATED HYDROCARBON FLAMES.
S103S7 WTR SPECIATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTANTS AND BIOLOGICAL
MATERIALS.
810403 AIR .REGIONAL SCALE RECEPTOR MODELING IN THE NORTHEAST
QUADRANT OF THE U.S.
810645 ENS POTENTIAL FOR BIOTRANSFORMATION OF TOXIC CHEMICALS
DEFINED BY A MOLECULAR PROBE.
810682 ENG EFFICACY STUDIES OF RESIDENTIAL FORMALDEHYDE CONTROL
MEASURES.
810773 AIR ATMOSPHERIC REACTIONS AND ATMOSPHERIC MUTAGENIC
CHANGES IN EMISSIONS FROM COMMON FUELS—AN OUTDOOR
CHAMBER STUDY.
610791 BIO STRUCTURE ACTIVITY RELATIONSHIPS OF SELECTED
PYRIDINES AND ANILINES.
810894 AIR CONTINUOUS DETERMIN OF AMBIENT HYDROGEN PEROXIDE:
AIRBORNE MEASUREM OF H202, HCHO S< S (IV) IN CLOUD
WATER & GAS PHASE.
810917 AIR EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES OF THE ATMOSPHERIC
TRANSFORMATIONS OF NOX: IMPLICATIONS FOR LONG-RANGE
TRANSPORT.
811157 HLT IMMUNOTOXIC MECHANISMS OF TECHNICAL
PENTACHLOROPHENOL.
811217 ENG IMPROVED BINDERS FOR LOW-VOC AIR DRY COATINGS.
811312 BIO CONSTRUCTION OF POPULATION GROWTH EQUATIONS FROM
FIELD DATA.
•S,
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INDEX I:
ARRANGED BY PROJECT NUMBER
NUMBER AREA
PROJECT TITLE
811-13 BIO SURVIVAL OF BACILLUS THURINGIENSIS AND ITS CRYSTALS
IN SOIL.
811338 AIR ORGANIC COMPOUNDS IN PRECIPITATION: IDENTITIES.
CONCENTRATIONS AND SCAVENGING MECHANISMS.
811745 WTR ANOXIC TRANSFORMATIONS OF TRACE HALOGENATED
ALIPHATICS.
811473 WTR RAPID METHOD FOR DETERMINING HYDROLYSIS OF
HALOGENATED ORGANIC COMPUS IN GRDUNDWATER.
811518 WTR BINDING OF XENOBIOTICS TO HUMIC MATERIALS AND THEIR
RELEASE THROUGH MICROBIAL ACTIVITY.
81222? AIR EXTRACTION !< DETERM OF POLYCYCLIC AROMATIC COMPOUNDS
"FROM PARTIC USING SUPERCRITICAL FLUIDS V SUPERCR
FLUID CHROMAT...
812256 AIR THE ATMOSPHERIC BEHAVIOR OF PAH, NITRO-PAH AND
AROMATIC CARBONYLS ON AIRBORNE SOOT PARTICLES.
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INDEX II: ARRANGED BY AUTHOR'S LAST NAME
ARTICLE AUTHORS
NUMBER AREA YR
ABBOTTS, J. LOEB. LA.
AIETA, EM, ROBERTS, PV.
AIETA, EM, ROBERTS. PV.
AI ETA, EM, ROBERTS, PV. •
AIETA, EM, ROBERTS. PV.
AMY, PS, SCHULKE, JW, FRAZIER, LM, ET AL.
ATKINSON, R, ASCHMANN, SM, LONG. WD, WINER, AM.
BABICH. H, DEVANAS, MA, STOT2KY, B.
BABICH, H, STOTZKY, B.
BASSETT, DJP, BOWER-KELLY, E.
BASSETT, DJP. BOWER-KELLY, E.
BASSETT. DJP, RABINOWITZ, JL.
BELL. DA. KAMENS, RM.
BERTHOUEX, PM. HUNTER, WG, FAN. R.
BOLLAG. J-M, McGAHEN.LL, MINARD. RD, LIU, S-Y.
BOUWER, EJ. WRIGHT, JP, COBB, GD.
BUTTON, DK. ROBERTSON. BR.
BUTTON, DK, ROBERTSON. BR.
BUTTON, DK.
CHA, JA, BERRY. KB. LIM, FK.
CHANG, WD, SENKAN, SM.
CHANKONG, V, HAIMES, YY, ROSENKRANZ. HS, ET AL.
CHRISTENSEN. GL. DICK, RI.
CHRISTENSEN, GL.
CORNEL. PK, SUMMERS, RS, ROBERTS. FV.
CRITTENDEN, JC, HUTZIER, NJ, GEYER, DG.
DAISEY, JM. BOONE, PM.
DASGUPTA. FK, HWANG, H.
DASGUPTA, PK. MCDOWELL. WL. RHEE, J-S.
DEBOSZ, K, BABICH, H, STOTZKY, G.
DICK. RI, KISHBAUGH, SA.
DONARD, OFX. WEBER, JH.
DUBE, DK, LOCH-CARUSO, R, TROSKO. JE.
EMLEN, JM.
ENNEVER. FK. ROSENKRANZ, HS.
FAF.RAH, SR, PRESTON, DR.
PERM, VH, HANLON, DP.
FRIERSON, MR, KLOPMAN, 6, ROSENKRANZ, HS.
GARCIA-TOLEDO, A, BABICH, H, STOTZKY, G.
GERMANN, PF.
GODISH, T, ROUCH. J.
GDDISH, T.
GORDON, GE, OLMEZ. I.
GUROL, MD, BREMEN, WM.
HANAMURA, S, KIRSCH, B, WINEFORDNER, JD.
HANAMURA, S, WANG, W-J, WINEFORDNER, JD.
809623
808636
808686
80B6S6
808686
81064S
.810917
808329
808329
80909 I
809091
80909 1
810773
809162
811518
811345
808176
808176
808176
SO9553
81O381
809476
808324
808324
809601
809464
81O099
810894
81O894
808329
808324
809416
809623
811312
809476
810126
810078
809476
808329
810156
810682
810682
810403 .
809613
81O387
810387
HLT
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
AIR .
BIO
BIO
HLT
HLT
HLT
AIR
ENS
WTR
WTR
WTR
WTR
WTR
ENG
ENG
HLT
ENG
ENG
WTR
WTR
AIR
AIR
AIR
BIO
ENG
WTR
HLT
BIO
HLT
WTR
HLT
HLT
BIO
WTR
EN6
ENG
AIR
ENG
WTR
WTR
•85
86
86
86
85
65
85
85
• 85
86-
86
85
86
85
86
86
85
86
85
86
85
85
84
83
86
86
86
85
86
85
85
85
84
85
86
85
85
86
85
85
85
86
86
85
85
85
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INDEX 11:
ARRANGED BY AUTHOR'S LAST NAME'
ARTICLE AUTHORS
NUMBER AREA YR
HAWTHORNE, SB. MILLER, DJ.
HELLER, EP, ROSENKRANZ, EJ, McCOY, EC, ET AL.
HELLER, EP, ROSENKRANZ, EJ, McCOY, EC, ET AL.
HIRO-KUNI, 0, JONES, FN, PAPRAS, SP.
HSU, 1C, LIPSKY, MM, COLE, KE, SU, CH, TRUMP, BF.
HWANG, H, DASGUPTA, PK.
HWANG, H, DASGUPTA, PK.
JQHNSON, RL, BRILLANTE, SM, ISABELLE, LM. ET AL.
KAMENS•, "RM, FULCHER.'--JN, SHISHI .-• 6. - - .
KAMENS, RM, GAD, Z, FULCHER, J. BELL, D.
KAMENS, RM. PERRY, JM, SANCY. DA, ET AL.
KERKVLIET, NI, BRAUNER, JA, ET AL.
KERKVLIET, NI, BRAUNER, JA, MATLQCK, JP.
KIM. Y-H, WOODROW, JE, SEIBER, JN.
KLOFMAN, B, CONTRERAS, R, ROSENKRANZ, HS.
KLQPMAN, G, FRIERSON, MR, RQSENKRANZ, HS, ET AL.
KLOPMAN, G, FRIERSON, MR, ROSENKRANZ, HS.
KLOPMAN, 0, ROSENKRANZ, HS.
KLOPMAN, G, TONACCI, DA, HOLLOWAY, M, ET AL.
KNOCKS, WR.
LEE, SE, KODPMAN, BL, JENKINS, D.
LEFEVRE, ME, JOEL, DD, SCHIDLOVSKY, G.
LEFEVRE, ME, JOEL. DD.
LEUENBER6ER, C, LIGOCKI, MP, PANKOW, JF.
LIGQCKI, MP, LEUENBERBER, C, PANKOW, JF.
LIGOCKI, MP, LEUENBERGER, C, PANKOW, JF.
LINDQUIST, B, WARSHAWSKY, D.
LINQUIST, B, WARSHAWSKY, D.
LIPSKY, MM, SHERIDAN. TR. BENNETT, RO, MAY, EB.
LOEB, LA. ABBOTTS, J, LIU, PK, ET AL.
MASSARO. M. MCCARTNEY. M. ROSENKRANZ, EJ, ET AL.
MEHRAN, MF, COOPER, WJ, ET AL.
MOULTON, MP, SCHULTZ, TW.
MOULTON. MP, SCHULTZ, TW.
MCCARTNEY, M. MCCOY, EC, ROSENKRANZ. HS, ET AL.
McCOY, EC, ANDERS, M, MCCARTNEY, M, HOWARD, PC.
McCOY, EC, ANDERS, M, ROSENKRANZ, HS, ET AL.
McCOY, EC, ANDERS, M, ROSENKRANZ, HS, ET AL.
McCOY, EC, ANDERS, M, ROSENKRANZ, HS.
McCOY, EC, DeMARCO, G, RQSENKRANZ, EJ, ET AL.
McCOY, EC, HOLLOWAY, M, FRIERSON, M, ET AL.
McCOY, EC, McCOY, GD, ROSENKRANZ. HS.
McCOY, EC, PET-EDWARDS, J, ET AL.
McCOY, EC, ROSENKRANZ, EJ, MERMELSTEIN, R, ET AL.
McCOY, EC, ROSENKRANZ, HS, BARTSCH, H.
McPHERSON, P, SEALT. MA.
812229
809476
809476
911217
309599
SI 0894
810894
808272
812256
812256
B1O773
B082O4
B11157
810134
809881
809476
809476
809476
809476
807149
SO8303
810140
810140
811338
SI 1338
811333
808459
908459
BO9599
809623
809476
811473
910791
81O791
809476
809881
809881
809476
809881
809476
809476
809B81
809476
8O9476
SO9476
810049
AIR
HLT
HLT
ENG
HLT
AIR
AIR
WTR
AIR
AIR
AIR
HLT
HLT
WTR
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
ENS
ENG
HLT
HLT
AIR
AIR
AIR
BIO
BIO
HLT
HLT
HLT
WTR
BIO
BIO
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
BIO
86
83
84
85
85
.85
85
85
96
86"
as
85
85
84
85
35
as
84
84
86
82
85
36
. 85
85
85
35
85
86
83
34
85
86
86
85
84
83
85
83
S3
85
82
84
83
86
86
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II-3
INDEX I!:
ARRANGED BY AUTHOR'S LAST NAME
ARTICLE AUTHORS
NUMBER AREA YR
NIEUWENHUYSE, EEV, LAPERRIERE, JD.
O'MELIA, CR.
PALAJDA. M. ROSENKRANZ. HS.
PET-EDWARDS, J, CHANKON6, V, ET AL.
PET-EDWARDS, J, ROSENKRANZ, HS, CHANKDNG.V, ET AL.
PETRAS, SF. CASIDA, LE.
RAMA RAtl, GV. CAIN. CA. THOMPKINS, WAF.
ROBERTS, PV, ASCE, M, CORNEL, P, ETAL.
RQSENKRANZ, HS, KLOPMAN, G, CHANKONG, V, ET AL.
RDSENKRANZ, HS, KLOPMAN, G.
ROSENKRANZ. HS. MERMELSTEIN. R.
ROSENKRANZ. HS, McCOY, EC, FRIERSQN, M, ET AL.
ROSENKRANZ, HS, McCOY, EC. MERMELSTEIN, R. ET AL.
RQSENKRANZ. HS, McCOY, EC, MERMELSTEIN, R.
RDSENKRANZ, HS. PET-EDWARDS, J, ET AL.
RDSENKRANZ, HS, PET-EDWARDS, J, ET AL.
ROSENKRANZ. HS.
SAKAI, T, HANAMURA, S, WINEFORDNER, JD.
SCHOENY. R, CODY, T, RADIKE, M. ET AL.
SCHOENY. R. CODY!, T, RADIKE, M, WASHAWSKY, D.
SHIELDS, PA, BERENFELD. SA, FARRAH, SR.
SHIELDS. PA, FARRAH, SR.
SHIELDS. PA, LING, TF, TJATHA. V, SHAH, DO,'ET AL.
SHUTTLEWORTH, KL, BOLLAG, J-M.
SNYDER. EA, PALMES, ED.
SPECK, WT. CARR, H, ROSENKRANZ, HS.
STOTZKY, G, BABICH, H.
TUNCEL, SG. OLMEZ, I, PARRINGTON, J, ET AL.
UPTON,'AC, CLAYSON. DG, JANSEN, JD, ET AL.
URASA, IT, O'REILLY, AM.
WAGENER:, SM. LAPERRIERE, JD.
WANG, PK.
WARSHAWSKY, D, CODY, T, RADIKE. M, ET AL.
WELDON, J, SENKAN,.SM.
WHEELER. ML. JENKINS, D, RICHARD, MB.
ZHANG, YK, HANAMURA, S, WINEFORDNER, JD.
80S34O
810094
809476
809476
809476
811313
809566
809601
809476
809476
809476
809476
809476
809476
809881
809476
809476
810387
808439
808459
81O126
810126
810126
811518
809860
809476
809067
81 0403
809476
808676
808340
809371
8O8459
8 10381
808303
810367
BIO
ENG
HLT
HLT
HLT
610
HLT
WTR
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
HLT
WTR
BIO
BIO
WTR
WTR
WTR
WTR
HLT
HLT
BIO
AIR
HLT
WTR
BIO
AIR
BIO
ENG
ENG
WTR
86
85
85
85
85
85
85
85
84
86
85
85
85
S3
84
84
84
85
as
85
85
86
86
86
85
85
86
66
84
86
85
65
S3
86
84
85
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III-l
INDEX III:
ARRANGED BY INSTITUTION
INSTITUTE
NUMBER
AREA
ALASKA.
ALASKA,
U.
U.
OF
OF
BALL STATE U.
BRODKHAVEN NATIONAL LAB
CALIFORNIA, U. OF
CALIFORNIA. U. OF
CALIFORNIA. U. OF
CASE WESTERN RESERVE U.
CASE WESTERN RESERVE U.
CINCINNATI. U. OF
CORNELL U.
DARTMOUTH MEDICAL SCHOOL
DREXELL U.
DREXELL U.
FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL U.
FLORIDA, U. OP
FLORIDA. U. OF
HAMPTON INSTITUTE
HOUSTON, U. OF
ILLINOIS INST. OF TECH.
ILLINOIS, U. OF
JOHNS HOPKINS U.
JOHNS HOPKINS U.
MARYLAND. U. OF
MARYLAND, U. OF
MICHIGAN TECHNICAL U.
NEW HAMPSHIRE, U. OF
NEW YORK U.
NEW YORK U.
NEW YORK U.
NEW YORK U.
NORTH CAROLINA STATE U.
NORTH CAROLINA, U. OF
NORTH CAROLINA, U. OF
NORTH DAKOTA STATE U.
NORTH DAKOTA, U. OF
OREGON GRADUATE CENTER
OREGON GRADUATE CENTER
OREGON STATE U.
OREGON STATE U.
OREGON STATE U.
OREGON STATE U.
PENNSYLVANIA STATE U.
PENNSYLVANIA STATE U.
STANFORD U,
STANFORD U.
808340
808176
810682
810140
810917
808303
810134
809881
809476
8084S9
808324
810078
80961"
810049
611473
810126
810-87
808676
811345
810381
809566
809091
810094
809599
810403
809464
809416
808329
809067
809860
810099
809553
812256
810773
811217
812229
811338
808272
808204
811157
811312
810645
811313
811518
808686
809601
BIO
WTR
EN6
HLT
AIR
ENG
WTR
HLT
HLT
BIO
EN6
HLT
ENG
BIO
WTR
WTR
WTR
WTR
WTR
ENG
HLT
HLT
ENG
HLT
AIR
WTR
WTR
BIO
BIO
HLT
AIR
ENG
AIR
AIR
ENG
AIR
AIR
WTR
HLT
HLT
BIO
ENG
BIO
WTR
ENG
WTR
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III-2
INDEX III:
ARRANGED BY INSTITUTION
INSTITUTE
NUMBER
AREA
TENNESSEE, U. OF 810791
TEXAS TECH, U. 810B94
VIRGINIA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE 807149
VIRGINIA. U. OF 810156
WASHINGTON, U. OF 809623
WISCONSIN, U. OF 809162
WISCONSIN, U. OF 809371
610
AIR
ENS
WTR
HLT
ENG
AIR '
U,S. Environmental Protection Agenoy
Library, Room 2404 PM-211-A
M Street, S.W.
hington, DC 20460
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