Chemistry


Environmental Chemistry

Environmental Chemistry

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    The study of environmental chemistry provides the foundation for understanding how chemical processes influence natural systems and human health. It focuses on the movement and transformation of substances in air, water, and soil. Environmental Chemistry examines the sources, reactions, and effects of pollutants within the environment. The book discusses atmospheric chemistry, water and soil contamination, and the biogeochemical cycling of key elements. It also explores green chemistry principles and analytical methods for environmental monitoring. Combining scientific rigor with sustainability perspectives, it equips students and professionals with the tools to address pressing environmental challenges.

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    Asmae Bouziani, Ph.D., is an accomplished physical chemist with a specialization in hydrogen production, catalytic dehydrogenation, and photocatalysis. Dr. Bouziani's research is at the cutting edge of material science, particularly in developing advanced photocatalytic systems aimed at improving efficiency and sustainability in chemical processes. Her work has significantly contributed to the enhancement of photocatalytic technologies, making strides in both theoretical understanding and practical applications. Dr. Bouziani earned her doctorate in Physical Chemistry and has since accumulated extensive postdoctoral experience, marked by numerous publications and conference presentations. She is also a dedicated educator, committed to teaching and mentoring the next generation of scientists. Fluent in Arabic, English, and French, with proficiency in Turkish and Spanish, Dr. Bouziani is committed to fostering international collaboration. Her current work reflects a deep interest in applying her analytical chemistry expertise to alternative energy research, further broadening the scope of her scientific contributions.

9781779569394, Environmental Chemistry, Chemistry