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CHEMISTRY AND PHYSICS OF STRATOSPHERIC OZONE, 74
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By
Andrew Dessler, University of Maryland, College Park, U.S.A.
Reviews
—CONTEMPORARY PHYSICS
"Andrew Dessler has produced a useful and succinct text aimed at advanced-level undergraduates or starting post-graduates with no specialist knowledge of the stratosphere."
--CHOICE, 2001
"The heart of the book addresses. . .the fundamentals of stratospheric chemistry, ozone production loss, chemical families and partitioning,
and transport of ozone. These chapters rise well above the competition, with clear explanations and crisply designed figures based on
1990s-era satellite observations and modeling results. Dessler's book will find wide use as a graduate-level text and reference for researchers,
and a second edition could be stellar."
--EOS, 2001
"...does an excellent job of acquainting readers with the tools and terminology of current stratospheric ozone research in a highly intuitive
fashion. Adding to its usefulness, the book contains a number of problems and "asides" that deal directly with common public misperceptions
about ozone.... It should serve well as a college course supplement to one of the available general atmospheric science textbooks or
as a concise reference in the stratospheric specialist's bookshelf."
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