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Principles of Environmental Physics

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Barrass, T R·1974·Physics Bulletin

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John L Monteith London: Edward Arnold 1973 pp xiii + 241 price cased £6, paperback £3 Environmental physics is defined here as the study of the physical processes which determine how living organisms respond to their environment. After a brief review of some topics from the gas laws, transport phenomena and radiation physics, the bulk of the book deals with radiation exchange and heat, mass and momentum transfer as applicable to biological systems.

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Authors
Barrass, T. R.
Venue
Physics Bulletin
Published
1974-02
Volume
25
Issue
2
Pages
66-66
ISSN
0031-9112 (ISSN-L)
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journal article
Language
en
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