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Chemistry of the ionosphere [Libro electrónico] / by A. D. Danilov

Por: Danilov, A. D [autor/a].
Tipo de material: Libro en línea Libro en línea Series Editor: New York, New York, United States: Plenum Press, c1970Descripción: xv, 296 páginas : ilustraciones ; 24 centímetros.ISBN: 0306303574; 9781468417487 (Print); 9781468417463 (Online).Tema(s): Ionosphere | Ionization of gasesNota de acceso: Disponible para usuarios de ECOSUR con su clave de acceso Nota de bibliografía: Incluye bibliografía e índice: páginas 271-291 Número de sistema: 55477Contenidos:Mostrar Resumen:
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I was very happy to learn that Plenum Press has decided to publish an English edition of Chemistry of the Ionosphere. Although the book was largely intended for the Soviet reader in order to fill some gaps in Russian-language reviews on aeronomic problems, I hope that it may be useful to foreign specialists engaged in iono­ spheric research as well. Naturally, during the time which has elapsed since the preparation of the Russian edition new studies have been published in the world literature on the problems dealt with in this book. The most important of these are noted in the ap­ pendix to this edition, but some problems (for example, with respect to the physics of negative ions in the lower ionosphere) require a radical reexamination, which cannot be done in a brief appendix. I will be pleased if publication of the book in English will as­ sist in removing some of the currently existing ambiguities in basic problems of upper atmosphere chemistry. A. D. Danilov Preface to the Russian Edition 1 In the last decade surprising successes have been achieved in the study of the earth's upper atmosphere by use of rockets and artificial satellites. These investigations have made it clear that the upper atmosphere (and particularly the ionospheric region at altitudes 100-1000 km) is a considerably more complex formation than could be visualized prior to the advent of active studies with space vehicles.

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1. Results of rocket investigations of parameters of the upper atmosphere.. 2. General outline of elementary processes in the ionosphere.. 3. Rates of processes of dissociative recombination.. 4. Rates of ion-molecular processes.. 5. Ion formation in the ionosphere.. 6. Negative ions and the ionospheric D region.. 7. Oxygen dissociation.. 8. Reactions in which nitrogen and its oxides participate.. 9. Nitrogen dissociation.. 10. Reactions with participation of neutral and ionized hydrogen and helium atoms.. 11. Conclusion.. Index

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I was very happy to learn that Plenum Press has decided to publish an English edition of Chemistry of the Ionosphere. Although the book was largely intended for the Soviet reader in order to fill some gaps in Russian-language reviews on aeronomic problems, I hope that it may be useful to foreign specialists engaged in iono­ spheric research as well. Naturally, during the time which has elapsed since the preparation of the Russian edition new studies have been published in the world literature on the problems dealt with in this book. The most important of these are noted in the ap­ pendix to this edition, but some problems (for example, with respect to the physics of negative ions in the lower ionosphere) require a radical reexamination, which cannot be done in a brief appendix. I will be pleased if publication of the book in English will as­ sist in removing some of the currently existing ambiguities in basic problems of upper atmosphere chemistry. A. D. Danilov Preface to the Russian Edition 1 In the last decade surprising successes have been achieved in the study of the earth's upper atmosphere by use of rockets and artificial satellites. These investigations have made it clear that the upper atmosphere (and particularly the ionospheric region at altitudes 100-1000 km) is a considerably more complex formation than could be visualized prior to the advent of active studies with space vehicles. eng

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