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The Role of Electrochemistry in Environmental Control

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Modern Aspects of Electrochemistry

Abstract

By now, the danger in which our environment has been placed is generally appreciated. Scientists can chart mean temperatures at various points on the earth’s surface, monitor the SO2 content, or measure the amount of suspended matter in the atmosphere with tests such as those of Ringelmann. Cousteau has testified to the fact that marine life has atrophied visibly, even over the minute time span represented by his own explorations underseas. Though the consensus of scientific opinion indicates that the overall ecological balance of life on the surface crust of the earth is threatened, the experts are in many cases quite unable to agree concerning the time scale on which the threat lies, or from which quarter measurable effects will first present a major threat. An example of this might be quoted. The climate at any point on the earth’s surface is largely influenced by the balance of radiant energy entering the earth’s atmosphere and leaving it. There is no doubt that an increase in the amount of CO2 would tend to raise the temperature of the surface of our globe, and this “greenhouse” effect has been the subject of several calculations.

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