Sensibility to environmental concerns and the actual demand for polymeric materials free of
any metal contaminants in most applications have directed research towards significant …

Hundreds of chemical compounds have been identified as constituents of atmospheric
aerosols and raindrops, and there is substantial evidence for chemical transformations …

We review current observational and theoretical knowledge of the stratospheric aerosols.
These particles, which are composed primarily of sulfuric acid and other sulfates, are …

A number of years have elapsed since the last comprehensive review of the chemical
properties of carbonyl sulfide (COS) was presented in 1957. Since that time, some important …

This study investigates the importance of carbonyl sulfide (OCS) in the formation of
stratospheric background sulfur aerosol. Specific questions examined include the loss rate …

The global atmospheric sulfur budget and its emission dependence have been investigated
using the coupled aerosol‐chemistry‐climate model SOCOL‐AER. The aerosol module …

The processes governing the transfer of gases across the air-sea interface have been
reviewed by several authors (eg Bolin, 1960; Kanwisher, 1963; Broecker and Peng, 1974; …

Several recent papers1–3 have discussed the origin of the sulphate aerosol in the
stratosphere in terms of atmospheric carbonyl sulphide (OCS) and carbon disulphide (CS2) …

An investigation of the copolymerization of cyclohexene sulfide and carbon disulfide using
salphen and salen Cr complexes as catalysts and [PPN]+ X–salts as cocatalysts, at different …

Carbony1 sulphide (COS) has been proposed as the major source of the stratospheric
sulphate layer in times of low volcanic activity1 because of its long tropospheric residence …