Titlebook: Carbon-Nitrogen-Sulfur; Human Interference i Vaclav Smil Book 1985 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1985 biochemistry.chemistry.eco

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Rainer Hegger,Holger Kantz,Eckehard Olbrich self-assuredly posing with his impeccably dressed wife for David—he used what soon appeared to be an astonishing misnomer to christen the gas which makes up nearly four-fifths of the earth’s atmosphere: ., “without life.” Classical inorganic chemistry provides, especially in contrast to oxygen, eas

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7091-2604-2o cleanse his rooms polluted by the presence of his wife’s suitors. In more ordinary circumstances, burning of sulfur—usually not directly but as a part of fossil fuels—does anything but “cleanse all pollution”: combustion of coal and oil products, and also processing of hydrocarbons and smelting of

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R. Friedrich,V. K. Jirsa,H. Haken,C. Uhlin water—upon dehydration, about 45% of it, a share much higher than that of any other element, is carbon. Even in the biosphere taken as a whole, with its enormous stores of ocean water, carbon accounts for one-quarter of all atoms and shares second place with oxygen (hydrogen atoms are, obviously, most abundant).

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978-1-4684-8841-8Springer Science+Business Media New York 1985

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Lessons, Outlooks, Consequences,Before closing this book, succinct summaries of the best available evidence on the extent and effects of anthropogenic interference in the three cycles are in order.

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Book 1985nerability and resistance every time I read sweeping generalizations about the environmental effects of acid deposition. At the same time, in the second half of the 1960s, I was introduced by a friend, an engineer working in analytical chemistry and biochemistry, to some of the mysteries of enzymes;