Handbook of air pollution analysis

This book is intended to provide a comprehensive working knowledge of the theory and practice of air pollution analysis. An attempt has been made both to review recently reported developments in air pollution analysis and to present detailed descriptions of established analytical procedures which have been used in the evaluation of air pollution problems of various types. Chapters are included under the following headings: (1) general sampling techniques, (2) analysis of particulate pollutants, (3) metal analysis, (4) nitrogen and sulphur compounds, (5) secondary pollutants, (6) hydrocarbons and carbon monoxide, (7) halogen containing compounds, (8) remote monitoring techniques, and (9) planning and execution of an air pollution study. /TRRL/