Chemistry for Nonchemists: Principles and Applications for Environmental Practitioners (Science for Nonscientists) by Frank R. Spellman

Chemistry for Nonchemists: Principles and Applications for Environmental Practitioners (Science for Nonscientists)

Frank R. Spellman
352 pages
Government Institutes
Mar 2006
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To effectively deal with any chemical-based problem, including pollution, environmental, health and safety professionals must have at least a rudimentary understanding of the basic concepts of chemistry. This book provides such professionals with an introductory reference that will help them to understand the fundamental principles of chemistry and to understand those principles as they apply to the environmental compliance programs that regulate workplace activity. Written for anyone whose work involves environmental management, planning, impact assessment, protection, or compliance, or whose responsibilities include designing, implementing, and evaluating a health and safety program, Chemistry for Nonchemists provides a detailed overview of chemistry and its principles, chemical nomenclature, chemical reactions, and their application to regulatory compliance programs under the various environmental, health and safety laws.
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Published 2006
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