Chemosphere 1994: Vol 28 Index

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CHEMOSPHERE
SUBJECT AND AUTHOR INDEX
Volume 28, 1994
© Pergamon
EDITOR-IN-CHIEF (and Editor of Chemistry and Biochemistry)
Professor O. Hutzinger
University of Bayreuth, Chair of Ecological Chemistry and Geochemistry, Postfach
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ASSISTANT EDITOR: Alfreda Hutzinger
EXECUTIVE EDITOR
Dr T. Stephen
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EDITORS
CHEMISTRY AND BIOCHEMISTRY TOXICOLOGY, PHARMACOKINETICS AND EPIDEMIOLOGY
Mr D. W. Kuehl Professor U. G. Ahiborg
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Duluth, MN 55804, Karolinska Institutet, Institute of Environmental Medicine, Unit
U.S.A. of Toxicology, Box 210, S-171 77 Stockholm, Sweden
Fax: XX 278 720 5539 Fax: XX 46 8 34 3849
Professor S. Safe
ECOTOXICOLOGY
Veterinary Physiology and Pharmacology, Texas A and M
Professor Dr J. P. Giesy University, College Station, TX 77843, U.S.A.
Department of Fisheries and Wildlife, Michigan State
Fax: XX 409 845 6544
University, Ml 48824-1222, U.S.A.
Fax: XX 517 336 1699 Professor E. Takabatake
Professor W. Klein ; Setsunan University, Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences, 45-1
Nagaotoge-cho, Hirakata, Osaka 573-01, Japan
Fraunhofer-Institut fiir Umweltchemie und Okotoxikologie, Fax: XX 720 50 7020
Grafschaft/Hochsauerland, D-57392 Schmallenberg, Germany
Fax: XX 49 2972 30 2319 ATMOSPHERIC CHEMISTRY AND GLOBAL CHANGE
Dr M. Yasuno Dr M. A. K. Khalil
National Institute for Environmental Studies, Japan Environ- Global Change Research Center and Department of Environ-
ment Agency, 16-2 Onogawa, Tsukuba, Ibaraki 305, Japan mental Science and Engineering, Oregon Graduate Institute of
Fax: XX 298 51 4732 Science and Technology, 19600 N.W. Von Neumann Drive,
Beaverton, OR 97006-1999, U.S.A.
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EDITORIAL BOARD
CHEMISTRY AND BIOCHEMISTRY S. J. Klaine, Memphis State University, Memphis, TN, U.S.A.
J. Albaigés, CID-CSIC, Barcelona, Spain P. F. Landrum, Great Lakes Environmental Research Labora-
K. Ballschmiter, Universitat Ulm, Ulm, Germany tory, Ann Arbor, Mi, U.S.A.
T. F. Bidleman, AROP, Ontario, Canada R. Nagel, Johanne Gutenberg-Universitat Mainz, Mainz,
R. E. Clement, Ontario Ministry of the Environment, Rexdale, Germany
Canada F. Schmidt-Bleek, OECD 2, Paris, France
D. W. Connell, Griffith University, Brisbane, Australia A. Spacie, Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN, U.S.A.
H. Fiedler, University of Bayreuth, Bayreuth, Germany R. Truhaut, Université de Paris, Paris, France
W. Giger, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, Dubendorf, TOXICOLOGY, PHARMACOKINETICS AND EPIDEMIOLOGY
Switzerland
R. Kociba, Dow Chemical Company, Midland, MI, U.S.A.
H. P. Hagenmaier, University of Tubingen, Tubingen, Germany
Y. Masuda, Daiichi College of Pharmaceutical Sciences,
F. Hileman, Monsanto BB4M, St Louis, MO, U.S.A.
R. A. Hites, Indiana University, Bloomington, IN, U.S.A. Fukuoka, Japan
W. Micke, Technical University of Munich, Munich, Germany
P. M. Huang, University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon, Canada
H. Nakazawa, Institute of Public Health, Tokyo, Japan
R. C. Lao, Environment Canada, Ottawa, Canada
D. Lenoir, GSF Institut fiir Okologische Chemie, Neuherberg, Ch. Schlatter, University of Zurich, Schwerzenbach, Switzerland
Germany R. R. Suskind, University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, OH, U.S.A.
D. Mackay, University of Toronte, Toronto, Canada ATMOSPHERIC CHEMISTRY AND GLOBAL CHANGE
A. &. Moghissi, PO Box 7166, Alexandria, VA, U.S.A. V. P. Aneja, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC,
H. Parlar, Gesamthochschule Kassel-Universitat, Kassel, U.S.A.
Germany P. Brimblecombe, University of East Anglia, Norwich, U.K.
C. Rappe, University of Umea, Umea, Sweden C. |. Davidson, Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA,
A. Sablijié, Institute Rudjer BoSkovi¢, Zagreb, Croatia U.S.A.
H. R. Schulten, Fachhochschule Fresenius, Wiesbaden, R. Harriss, University of New Hampshire, Durham, NH, U.S.A.
Germany D. Kammen, The Woodrow Wilson School of Public &
P. R. Wallinofer, Bayerische Landesanstalt fiir Ernahrung, International Affairs, Princeton University, Princeton,
Munich, Germany NJ, U.S.A.
V. Zitko, Biological Station, St Andrews, Canada V. W. J. H. Kirchhoff, Instituto Nacional de Pesquisas Espaciais
(INPE), Sao José dos Campos, S.P., Brazil
ECOTOXICOLOGY H. Papen, Fraunhofer Institute for Atmospheric Environmental
S. M. Bartell, Senes Oak Ridge Inc., Oak Ridge, TN, U.S.A. Research, Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany
G. C. Butler, 4694 West 13th Avenue, Vancouver, Canada D. C. Parashar, National Physical Laboratory, New Delhi, india
D. Calamari, Universita degli Studi di Milano, Milan, Italy S. A. Penkett, University of East Anglia, Norwich, U.K.
R. T. Digiulio, Duke University, Durham, NC, U.S.A. R. A. Rasmussen, Oregon Graduate Institute, Beaverton, OR,
W. Ernst, Alfred-Wegener-institut flr Polar- und Meeresfor- U.S.A.
schung, Bremeshaven, Germany W. Seiler, Fraunhofer Institute for Atmospheric Environmental
M. Goto, Gakushuin University, Tokyo, Japan Research, Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany
P. C. Kearney, National Resources Institute, Beltsville, MD, J. W. Winchester, Florida State University, Tallahassee, FL,
U.S.A. U.S.A.
SUBJECT INDEX VOL. 28, 1994
A
Abiotic transformation PCDD/PCDF suspended and humidity, effect on
water and soit matter, sampling, © £3.52 6 2 ea-k 28
contaminants 323 analysis river Elbe volatilization
Absorption, 63 from soil 491
Cd from water by terbuthylazine and Alachlor surface water
Dreissena polymorpha atrazine in relation release, fugacity model
Cei , physico-chemical development, validation
sulfur dioxide into properties in 3 soils §i1
quiescent water with 467 Algebraic/graphical tool
interfacial resistance Aerobic anaerobic aquatic comparison pollution
film model 1217 ow 2S. DS eS Ht , ecosystems 863, 873
Accumulation biodegradation water ALi ZSetice fuel
heavy metals: insoluble polymers 1757 incineration pilot study,
gills of Anodonta Aerosols effect organic, inorganic
piscinalis, effect indoor/outdoor chlorine on PCDD/PCDF
of body weight, sex relationship inorganic formation 2129
and glochidia components coarse and Alkylbenzenes
occurrence 1539 fine particles, Taiwan linear, zooplankton gulf
incinerator slags 1477 of Trieste 1119
effect a£ inhalable mixed-phase, Anaerobic conditions
combustion bed sampler modification, microbial activity,
temp 349 test with 3 pesicides dechlorination
Adipose tissue 1135 1,2,4-trichloro-
human and breast milk, Agriculture benzene, sediment Ise
presence of nitro nitrous oxide emission bay 2179
musks 421 model, soil, Florida sediment, slurries
rat, selective retention 1401 bromoethanesulfonate
hexachloronaphthalenes plant uptake pathways of and heat treated,
and appearance in organic compds from microbial reductive
wildlife 2075 soil 297 dechlorination PCBs
Adsorbents trapping Air 2269
efficiency, airborne H ome. WC fap Scout. uel Sea. ee Anodonta piscinalis body
pesticides, sampler CEONRCERDt ©Tati en weight, sex and
modification and test environmental chambers glochidia, influence on
LESS using electron spin heavy metal accumulation
Adsorption resonance 999 in gills 1539
Cu by montmorillonite, sampler, modification, Antifeedanet
effect of glyphosate, pesticides test 1-(2,4, 6-trimethoxy-
Study by anodic trapping efficiency phebutn-2 y(E) l-en-)1l-o ne,
stripping voltammetry semi-urban, GC-MSD detn brief synthesis 1791
2185 biogenic hydrocarbons AOX background levels
desorption, hydrocarbons, 837 sediments gulf of Finland
clay minerals 627 velocity, temp 99
1V Chemosphere
Apodemus flavicollius of Hg 1871 3,4-dihydroxy,
hepatic cytochrome p-450 Arsenic 3,4-dihydroxy-5-methoxy,
enzyme system as effect on bacterial 3,4,5-trihydroxy and
indicator in degradation of 5-hydroxyvanillins,
biomonitoring pollution, pentachlorophenol, degradation lignin,
1525 559 humic substances 1641
Aquatic environment methylation by Polyphsa Benzene, short time
aerobic, anaerobic, peniculus presence of exposure in garages 197
biodegradation water L-methionine-methyl- 2,3-Benzofluoranthene
insoluble polymers D; 1009 ionic pathways 1733
LIS 7 Ataxonomic approach to Bifenox surface runoff,
Elbe, suspended matter, assess plankton system rainfall simulation
PCDD/PCDF, sampling, Stability 357 field plots 649
analysis 63 Atmosphere Bilirubin
freshwater, UK, indoor/outdoor UDP-glucuronyl-
butyltin relationship, transferase induction
concentrations effect inorganic components and CYP4Al1 P450 by
1987 ban TBT based coarse and fine coplanar PCBs, guinea,
antifouling paints particles, Taiwan rat different
905 1477 responsiveness 639
gulf of Finland modelling formation and Bicaccumulation
sediments, background decay NPAH 1623 chlorobenzene
levels EOX/AOX 99 Pb behaviour, effect of phytoplankton, temp
lake Ontario, reduced Pb fuel dependency 2041
TCDD/hydrophobic consumption 139 PCDD/PCDF mixtures by
organic compds, Atrazine fish, effect of
biota-to-sediment behaviour prim, sec sediment 1433
ratio 75 wastewater treatment TCDDs, hydrophobic
microcosm, experimental P61 organic compds lake
approach 501 mineralization, VUV Ontario 75
natural water, photolysis water, Bioassays
nonylphenol, 2121 acroinvertebrate
nonylphenol seasonal dynamics, 3 multi test, toxicity
polyethoxylates, soils outdoor complex effluents,
photodegradation conditions 453 aquatic environment
1361 terbuthylazine, sorption 2249
porewater, elutriates in relation derived P4501Al1
from dosed sediment, physico-chemical induction activity
partition coeffs properties correlation
hydrophobic in. 3 ‘soils 467 chemical analysis
contaminants, Autoantiboby increased Laternula elliptica
comparison of binding erythrocytes extracts, Antarctica
methods 583 treated with cigarette L251
paritioning hydrophobic smoke extract 2285 in vitro microbial,
organic compds 145 Azo dyes solid system, sediment extracts,
photodegradation sensitized photo- detect and quantify
quinoline in water catalysis, feasibility contaminants with
1097 study 1021 Similar action 169
St Lawrence, sediment contaminants,
tributaries, PCB B effect of feeding
concentration, Bacteria see also Chironomus riparius
temporal variations Microorganisms larvae 597
947 degradation of Bioconcentration
water quality indicated pentachlorophenol, super-lipophilic organic
by marine bacteria effect of As 559 chemicals 357
1165 marine, indicators of Biodegradation see also
Aquatic systems water quality 1165 Degradation
inclusion effects of PCB degrading, growth on carbon dioxide recovery
cyclodextrins on compds from in Sturm test 801
photodegradation photosynthetic plants CEC L-33-T-82 test data,
rates, parathion and 981 interpretation 787
paraoxon 1961 sewage growth inhibition synthetic lubricant base
St Lawrence river, fate test, assessing stock, investigation
and distribution, bacterial toxicity of 813
chlorophenols 1943 chemicals 755 ultimate, testing for
S.Alberta, geochemistry Benzaldehydes surfactants 1503
Chemosphere
water insoluble chlorinated- and several environmental
polymers, aerobic, alkyl-fluorenes, conditions 663
anaerobic aquatic 2139 Carbon dioxide recovery
environment 1757 high mol wt in Sturm test for
Biofuel combustion chlorolignin biodegradability 801
emission chlorinated sorption on Carbosphere activated
dioxins, PCBs, sediment 1773 carbon, use analysis
chlorobenzenes 1895 mutagenicity and PCDD/PCDF/planar PCB in
Bioindicators toxicity milk 693
abiotic desposition, assessment 1859 Catechols
comparison based on prep chloro-syringols chloro-3-methoxy deriv,
indigo paper, effect and -pyrogallols pulp bleaching effuents,
ozone monitoring, 921 prep, prop 911
Munich traffic 1905 prep and prop chloro- CBs
fish, PCB environmental 3-methoxycatechol bioaccumulation
contamination 1913 components 911 phytoplankton, temp
Biological activity Blood dependency 2041
subacid soil, effect live Miirounaga calculation physical
simulated acid rain, angustirostris, detn properties 1675
1087 environmental content UK sewage
Biomarkers in contaminants Sludges 1201
ecotoxicoloy 357 microscale samples detn sorption coeffs,
Biomonitoring 1795 experimental
Dreissena polymorpha plasma, human milk, PCB problems 931
for environmental and dioxin levels emission biofuel
pollutants 729 Dutch women and combustion 1895
pollution, hepatic infants 1721 fate, behaviour,
cytochrome p-450 sampling, monitoring soil/plant systems by
enzyme system in PCB/DDT levels in sewage sludge
Apodemus flavicollius seals 3 application
as indicator 1525 Blubber live Miirounga 1325
Bioremediation angustirostris, detn formation fly ash
enhanced degradation 3 environmental catalysed reactions
herbicide mixture in contaminants microscale of trichloroethylene
rhizosphere of samples 1795 1977
herbicide tolerant Brominated compds flame CDDs DDs, effect on
plant 1551 retardants detection in 7-ethoxycoumarin
microbial respiration styrofoam 1211 O-deethylase activity
quotient as indicator Bromine rat liver microsomes
477 biogenic volatile organo 1589
Biota-to-sediment ratio compds from polar CEC L-33-T-82
TCDDs, hydrophobic macroalgae 1315 biodegradation test
organic compds lake role in de novo data, interpretation 787
Ontario 75 synthesis, model fly Chemicals
Biotic transformation ash system 1299 organic, sorption Qsars
water and soil Bromoethanesulfonate soil, sediments 1171
contaminants 323 heat treated anaerobic toxicity to bacteria,
Bis-—2-ethylhexyl sediment slurries, growth inhibition
phthalate microbial reductive test with sewage
photodecomposition 1489 dechlorination PCBs 2269 bacteria 755
Bis ([{2,4]dichlorobenzoyl BUA sulfonic acids, SARs Chironomus riparius,
) peroxide silicone ecotoxicity, toxicity larvae feeding, effect
rubber, PCB formation 2203 on sediment
2197 Butyltin concentrations, contaminant
Bleaching UK, effect 1987 ban on bioassays, 597
plant, are chlorinated TBT based antifouling QSARs base-line
phenols precursors of paints 905 toxicity 989
dioxins, furams 1883 Chlorinated compds
pulp effluent: Cc alkanes, structure-
analysis bile of Cadmium toxicity
Perca fluviatilis absorption from water correlation, 7b o
for chloro- by Dreissena fluorenes and
phenolics 1701 polymorpha 737 alkylfluorenes in
chemical stability, release, Cu uptake in bleached Kraft pulp
chlorinated compds CdS suspension and pulp mill
881 photooxidation under discharges 2139
Vi Chemosphere
hydrocarbons: Chloroguaiacols effect PCB in milk, use of
in environemntal pH on chemical stability carbosphere activated
samples, German pulp bleaching liquors carbon 693
specimen bank 313 881 GC-MSD detn biogenic
formation water Chlorolignin high mol hydrocarbons, detn in
chlorination 229 wt, sorption on sediment semi-urban air 837
incineration toxic 773 HG-GC-MS, Polyphsa
combustion products Chloromethanes peniculus arsenic
183 photodegradation, 1289 methylation presence
phenols, formation fly Chlorophenols ; L-methionine-
ash catalysed bleach Kraft mill methyl-D, 1009
reactions of effluent, analysis HRGC, selective
trichloroethylene bile of Perca separation enatiomers
1977 fluviatilis toxaphene congeners
pulp bleaching liquors, 1701 89
chemical stability distribution, fate St HRGC-ECD and HRGC-NICI
881 Lawrence river basin SIM, quatification
Chlorination 1943 toxaphene residues in
aqueous, reaction effect pH on chemical marine organisms,
pathways formation 3- Stability pulp environmentally
chloro-4- (dichloro- bleaching liquors 881 relevant chloro-
methyl) -5-hydroxy- enzymatic mediated bornanes as standard
2(5H)-furanone 1111 incorporation into 23)
water with NaOCl, humic acids 703 HRGC/HRMS:
products of benzene, formation: chlorinated- and
phenol, phenylalanine fly ash catalysed alkyl-fluorenes
229 reactions of in bleached Kraft
Chlorine organic, trichloroethylene mill pulp
inorganic, effect on LOT discharges 2139
formation PCDD/PCDF, incineration pulp mill product
incineration pilot study alifatic fuel, discharges, alkyl-
2129 effect organic chloronaphthlenes,
Chloro-3-methoxycatechol inorganic alkylchlorophen-
s pulp bleaching chlorine 2129 anthrenes, chloro
effuents, prep, Prop, photodecomposition phenanthrenes
911 promoted by ferric 1261
Chloroacetic acid effect ion 57 liquid, separation
PH on chemical stability QSAR, toxicity to degradation products
pulp bleaching copepodid of Tisbe lignin and humic
liquors 881 battaqliai, substances 1641
Chloroanilines 2,3,4,5-, Platichthys prototype smetic
Lessee Ons. Seer aro-+ flesus and Solea liquid-crystalline
bioconcentration solea 825 polysiloxane
kinetics, Poecilia Chloropyrogallols pulp stationary phase
reticulata 159 bleaching effluents, capillary column,
Chlorobenzenes see CBs prep 921 separation PCBs, PAHS
Chlorobornanes Chlorosyringols 2087
as standard, use in chloropyrogallols, prep sec-HPLC, gulf of
quatification 921 Finland sediments,
toxaphene residues in pulp bleaching background levels
marine organisms 237 effluents, prep 921 EOX/AOX 99
structure and Chlorovanillins effect Chromium Swiss chard
calculation of PH on chemical stability grown on soil with
toxaphene components pulp bleaching liquors tannery meal fertiliser
in toxaphene 881 LT
mixture 245 Chromatography Cigarette smoke extract
X-ray analysis, fluoresence, hydrophobic treated erythrocytes,
structures toxaphene organic matter increased
congeners 2067 production autoantiboby binding
Chlorocatechols Phaeodactylum 2285
measurement, analytical ftricornutum 117 Clay minerals,
procedure 1701 gas, soil levels tetra- adsorption/desorption
Chlorofluorocarbons to hexachloro- hydrocarbons 627
loaded polyurethane non-ortho coplanar Climate effect
foams, co-combustion PCBs 47 conditions on
incineration plants 1455 GC-MS, PCDD/PCDF/planar trifluralin
Chemosphere Vii
volatilization from soil molluscicide activity, interactions
491 formulations 305 TCDDs and PCBs, pre-
Cloud condensation Copper and postnatal exposure
nuclei, dimethyl sulfide accidental pollution, liver neonatal rats,
in atmosphere, field assessment using 1581
measurement NW Scotland Rhynchostegium Cytochrome p-450 hepatic
543 riparioides enzyme system in
Coal 2001 Apodemus flavicollius as
power plants, PCDD/PCDF adsorption by indicator in bio-
in waste water from montmorillonite, monitoring pollution,
flue gas scrubbers effect of glyphosate, 1525
2273 study by anodic Cytotoxicity lipophilic
stack ash surfaces, stripping voltammetry solvents emulsified by
effect of sonific- 2185 ultrasound to cultured
ation on PAHs uptake, Cd release in fish cells and fish
recovery 1741 CdS suspension, lethality data, good
Combustion photooxidation under correlation 1495
bed temp, effect on several environmental
concentration, conditions 663 D
leachability, metals Corrigenda Daphnia magna
in incinerator slags Hainzi L. Xu. D., lactate dehydrogenase
349 Burhenne J. and acivity, 21 day
biofuel, emission Parlar H.: vol 28, toxicity test
chlorinated dioxins, 237(1994): Table 1, comparing 3,4-di-
PCBs, chlorobenzenes peaks No 26 and 32 chloro-aniline and
1895 should be NaBr 2021
mixed plastics with exchanged 2294 PAH lethality, QDARs for
coal, formation Kotsyurbenko O.R., photoinduced toxicity
PCDD/PCDF, Nozhevnikova A.N., 567
exploratory Zavarzin G.A. 27, DCC simple prep 131
principal component 1745 (1993): last DDTs
analysis 1989 sentence of p 1758 electrolytic
plants, PCDD/PCDF in corrected i dechlorination in
waste water from flue Vourlitis G.L., Oechel bicontinuous
gas scrubbers coal W.¢., Hastings S.J. microemulsion 961
power plants 2173 and Jenkins M.A.: levels in seals,
waste, PCDD/PCDF ‘The effect of soil monitoring by blood
emission UK 2191 moisture and thaw sampling 3
Composting formation depth on methane flux long term trends,
PCDD/PCDF 155 from wet coastal mussels W
Conformation tunfra ecosystems on Meditteranean coast
polyhalogenated diphenyl the north slope of 897
ethers 1069 Alaska’ 2291 Deamarestia aculeata
Contaminants Cosmetics nitro musks in polar, biogenic volatile
environmental, human adipose tissue and iodine and bromine
in living marine breast milk 421 organo compds 1315
mammals, detn Cyanuric acid atrazine Decabrombiphenyl ether
microscale samples mineralization, VUV in polymeric matrices,
blubber, blood 1795 photolysis water 2121 incineration, effect
monitoring, application Cyclodextrins inclusion of water and metals on
luminescence, review effects on photo- PCDD/PCDF concentration
1819 degradation rates, 1921
Contamination see also parathion and paraoxon, Dechlorination
Pollution aquatic systems 1961 1,2, 4-trichloro-benzene,
accidental by Cu, CYP2B dependent PROD sediment Ise bay
assessment using activity, interactions 2179
Rhynchostegium TCDDs and PCBs, pre- electrolytic DDTs in
riparioides and postnatal exposure bicontinuous
2001 liver neonatal rats 1581 microemulsion 961
conifer needles gas CYP4A P450 and bilirubin microbial reductive,
phase, distribution UDP-glucuronyltransferas PCBs, heat and
semivolatile compds e induction by by bromoethanesulfonate
1689 coplanar PCBs, rat treated anaerobic
Controlled release with guinea pig different sediment slurries
improved environmental responsiveness 639 2269
acceptance of CYPIA dependent EROD Decomposition photo,
Vili Chemosphere
bis-2-ethylhexyl 467 Drains water, leached
phthalate 1489 Detergents herbicides, loamy silt
Degradation see also nitro musks in human Soz) 275
Biodegradation adipose tissue and Dreissena polymorpha
3,3’, 4,4’ -tetrachloro- breast milk 421 biomonitoring Sr
biphenyl by selected OECD screening test contamination zebra
white rot fungi 1127 compared with mussels 729
azo dyes in solid harmonized OECD/EC Cd absorption from water
system, sensitized methods 1503 737
photocatalysis, Dibenzothiophenes Drinking water
feasibility polychlorinated produced 3-chloro-4- (dichlorometh
study 1021 in metal reclamation yl) -5-hydro(x5Hy) --f2ur a
CBs fate behaviour of 1279 none, formation reaction
CBs in soil/plant 3,4-Dichloroaniline NaBr pathways 1111
systems 1325 toxicity compared, 21
chloromethanes 1289 day test using E
electrolytic lactate dehydrogenase Earthworms assessment of
dechlorination DDTs acivity in Daphnia magna ecological impact of
by bicontinuous 2021 soil xenobiotics 413
microemulsion Dichlorocatechols see ECOD activity, effect of
961 DCC CBDDs, DDs, rat liver
mixture of 3 herbicides Dichlorprop-p surface microsomes 1589
enhanced in runoff, rainfall Ecology
rhizosphere herbicide Simulation field plots German specimen bank of
tolerant plant 1551 649 chlorinated
pentachloro-phenol by Diet see also Food hydrocarbons in
bacteria, effect of 1,3,6,8-TCDD, effect on environemntal
As 559 Oryzias latiupes, samples 313
photo, nonylphenol and Indoplanorbis exustus impact of xenobiotics,
nonylphenol 1369 assessment by soil
polyethoxylates in Dimethyl sulfide earthworms 413
natural waters 1361 metabolism marine techniques, evaluation
photocatalysed phytoplankton, of xenobiotic effects
transformation of tropospheric 357
nitrobenzene on TiO, reactions, field Ecosystems
and ZnO 1229 measurement NW Scotland algebraic/graphical
photooxidation aqueous 543 comparison tool,
soln metalaxyl, Dioxins pollution river
hydrogen peroxide and bleach plant, are Elbe, Hasse diagrams,
titanium dioxide chlorinated phenols 863 873
presence 341 precursors 1883 Ecotoxicity toxicity
Deinking recycling paper chlorinated, emission sulfonic acids, SARs,
mill, mass balance biofuel combustion BUA compilation 2203
PCDD/PCDF 1633 1895 Effluents
Deposition abiotic and levels, plasma, human pulp mill:
bioindicators, milk, Dutch women and alkylchloro-
comparison based on infants 1721 naphthalenes,
indigo paper effect toxic sulfur analogs chlorophenan-
ozone monitoring, Munich from metal threnes, alkyl-
traffic 1905 reclamation 1279 chlorophen-
DEs polyhalogenated, NMR Diphenyl ethers see DEs anthrenes 1261
spectroscopy and Diphenylsulfides identification and
conformation 1069 polychlorinated produced level chlorinated
Desethylatrazinw in metal reclamation neutral aromatic
behaviour prim, sec 1279 sulfur compds and
wastewater treatment Disequilibria natural alkylated derivs,
1611 systems, review 2049
Desisopropylatrazine understanding redox Electrostatic
behaviour prim, sec capacity precipitator time-scale
wastewater treatment 613 analysis, PCDD/PCDF
1611 Dissolved organic matter formationincinerator fly
Desorption effect on terbuthylazine ash 23
terbuthylazine and transport in soil 533 Elutriates from dosed
atrazine in relation Dolphins US Atlantic, sediment, partition
physico-chemical coplanar PCBs and metal coeffs hydrophobic
properties in 3 soils residues 1245 contaminants, comparison
Chemosphere ix
of methods 583 EOX background levels using environmentally
Enantiomers toxaphene sediments gulf of relevant chloro-
congeners, selective Finland 99 bornanes as standard
separation, synthesis Erythrocytes treated 237
and isolation seal with cigarette smoke toxicity glyphosate
blubber 89 extract, increased 745
Energy-—from-waste autoantiboby binding to Flame retardants
combustion, PCDD/PCDF rythrocytes 2285 brominated, detection in
emission UK 2101 Escherichia coli solar styrofoam 1211
Environment inactivation in water Fluorescent compds
chemicals, evaluation using titanium dioxide hydrophobic organic
physical property catalyst 607 matter production
relationships 1657 Ethoxycoumarin Phaeodactylum
coastal, marine O-deethylase see ECOD tricornutum 117
bacteria, indicators Exchange reaction Fly ash
of water quality 1165 dissolved Cu and CdS, catalysed reactions of
contamination: effect photoirradiation trichloroethylene,
dimethyl sulfide in 663 formation chlorinated
atmosphere field Exhaust pollutants benzenes, phenols,
measurement NW photooxidation 1289 1977
Scotland 543 Exposure benzene, dioxin/furan formation,
hexachloro- gasoline short time time-scale analysis,
naphthalenes, exposure in garages 197 incinerators 23
selective Extraction semivolatile model system, role of Br
retention compds gas phase in de novo synthesis
rat liver and contamination conifer 1299
appearance needles 1689 Food see also Diet
wildlife 2075 Chironomus riparius
living marine F larvae, effect on
mammals, detn Fatty acids patterns of sediment contaminant
microscale samples phospholipids and bioassays 597
blubber, blood, lipopolysaccharides in TCDD/TCDF/planar PCB
1795 environmental samples exposure by Dutch
impact assessment, 391 Turks, revelance of
equilibrium Ferrous sulfide reaction mutton 675
fugacity kinetics with heavy Fuel reduced Pb, effect
calculations, metals 1147 on atmospheric Pb
worst case Fertilisers tannery meal behaviour 139
approach 2151 in soil, Cr in Swiss Fugacity
monitoring, chard 717 equilibrium
application Ficus distichus polar, calculations, worst
luminescence, biogenic volatile iodine case appraoch,
review 1819 and bromine organo environment
potential of starch compds 1315 impact assessment
encapsulated Fish 2151
herbicides 1035 bioaccumulation model, pesticide runoff
pollutants, Dreissena PCDD/PCDF mixtures, to surface water,
polymorpha for effect of development,
biomonitoring 729 sediment 1433 validation 511
samples, fatty acid effect of dietary Fungi
patterns 1,3,6,8-TCDD 1369 subacid soil, effect of
phospholipids and lethality data and Simulated acid rain
lipopolysaccharides cytotoxicity to 1087
391 cultured fish cells, white rot,
Enzymatic reactions correlation between 3,3’,4,4'’-tetra-
incorporation 2- and of lipophilic chlorobiphenyl
4-chlorophenol into solvents emulsified degradation 1127
humic acids 703 by ultrasound 1495 Fungicides
induction, bilirubin Necker river, photooxidation aqueous
UDP-glucuronyl- indentification soln metalaxyl,
transferase and Di-0-0’'-Cl-, hydrogen peroxide and
CYP4A1 P450 by mono-O-Cl- and non-O- titanium dioxide
coplanar PCBs, Cl-substit PCB presence 341
rat, guinea pig congeners 1913 precipitation in
different responsive- tissues, quatification N.Germany 1559
ness 639 toxaphene residues Furam
Chemosphere
bleach plant, are wastewater 2173 precipitation in
chlorinated phenols N.Germany 1559
precursors 1883 H s-triazine, behaviour
toxic sulfur analogs Halichoerus qrypus prim sec wastewater
from metal enatiomers toxaphene treatment 1611
reclamation 1279 congeners, selective sorption terbuthylazine
2 (5H) -Furanone separation 89 and atrazine in
3-chloro-4- (dichlorometh PCB/DDT levels, relation physico-
yl)-5-hydroxy-deriv, monitoring by blood chemical properties,
formation reaction sampling 3 3 soils 467
pathways 1111 Halogens organic, total starch encapsulated,
leachable amounts in controlled release,
r soil 1467 environmental
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Gammaruus pulex Halophytes trace metals, contamination
precopula disruption occurrence, distribution potential 1035
after brief exposure to 1189 surface runoff, rainfall
lindane 2011 Hasse diagrams simulation, field
Gasoline algebraic/graphical plots 649
reduced Pb, effect on comparison tool, trifluralin volatil-
atmospheric Pb pollution ization from soil,
behaviour 139 ecosystems 863, 873 effect of air
short time exposure in Hazard assessment velocity,
garages 197 adsorption/desorption temp and humidity,
Genotoxicity hydrocarbons clay 491
cytotoxicity, minerals 627 Hexachloronaphthalenes
3-amino-1-methy1-5H-pyri EIA, equilibrium 1, 2, 3,567, (= and
do-4,3-djindole 853 fugacity 1,2,3,4,6, 7-isomers,
Geochemistry Hg in calculations, worst selective retention rat
watersheds S.Alberta case appraoch 2151 liver and appearance
1871 stardarized water for wildlife 2075
Glyphosate toxic substances in Humic substances
effect on Cu adsorption soil 219 acids, enzyme-mediated
by montmorillonite, TCDD/TCDF/planar PCB incorporation 2- and
study by anodic exposure from food by 4-chlorophenol 703
stripping voltammetry Dutch Turks, effect on hydrolysis
2185 revelance of mutton, organic pollutants
toxicity to fish 745 675 1749
Graphic display toxicity, experimental Hydrocarbons
multivariate analysis approach aquatic adsorption/desorption
comparison microcosm systems, clay minerals 627
ecotoxicological 501 aliphatic, zooplankton
and physico-chemical xenobiotics evaluated by gulf of Trieste 1119
data 2249 ecotoxicological biogenic, detn in
Grass silage juice, standard tests 357 semi-urban air by
heavy metal removal from HCBs long term trends, GC-MSD 837
polluted soil 383 mussels W meditteranean petroleum, aromatic and
Groundwater coast 897 polynuclear,
effect of DOM on Health risk indicators, soil
terbuthylazine human, PCDD/PCDF contamination by
transport in soil, contaminated fish crude oil 1599
533 Canada 1079 Hydrolysis organic
isazofos migration marine bacteria, pollutants, effect temp,
irrigated turfgrass indicators of water pH, ionic strength and
soil 721 quality 1165 humic substances 1749
Growth Herbicides Hydrophobic compds
inhibition test, sewage glyphosate toxicity to contaminants, partition
bacteria, assessing fish 745 coeffs, natural
bacterial toxicity of losses into subsurface water, porewater,
chemicals 755 drains on loamy silt elutriates from dosed
PCB-degrading bacteria $oil.273 sediment, comparison
on compds from mixture of 3, enhanced of methods 583
photosynthetic degradation in fluorescent organic
plants 981 rhizosphere herbicide matter production
Gypsum combustion tolerant plant 1551 Phaeodactylum
plants, flue gas mobility on non-culti- tricornutum
washing, PCDD/PCDF in vated soil 285 2ET