Air Pollution

Abstract

Mostof the work covered in this review was published or presented between October 1962 and October 1964. Some references are included even though they were published before October 1962 because the studies appeared in journals that are not available on a current basis. Conversely, references from readily available journals are included to December 1964.

Air pollution

“…Aromatic hydrocarbons in the C6 to Ci0 range have been concentrated and analyzed by flame ionization after separation on an open-tubular-column substrate (185). Several groups of investigators have discussed concentration and separation techniques for hydrocarbons (78,127,128,260) similar to those previously reported (5). A semiautomatic gas chromatographic system was developed for determining «-paraffins and hydrocarbon types (86).…”

“…Conversely, references from readily available journals are included through December 1966. The previous review (5) included papers published or presented between October 1962 and October 1964, with a few more recent references.…”

Air pollution

“…However, in both studies, the original West-Gaeke method appears to have been followed, and the series of papers between 1962 and 1966 on procedures for eliminating interferences in the West-Gaeke method apparently is not utilized (8,9).…”

“…The previous review (9) encompassed mainly papers published or presented between November 1964 and November 1966. In the past, oral presentations not published as journal articles or in symposium volumes were cited (8,9). Although this approach gives the reader the most current materials, it has objectionable features:…”

Method for sampling and determination of organic carbonyl compounds in automobile exhaust

“…The status and application of methods for the analysis of carbonyl compounds in air pollution and source effluents have been reviewed (Lodge, 1961;Altshuller, 1963Altshuller, , 1965. Since the work reported here was completed, Oberdorfer (1967) determined carbonyl compounds in automobile exhaust gas by recovering and weighing 2,4-dinitrophenylhydrazine de-rivatives from a gas scrubber.…”