Zepp, Richard

After postdoctoral appointments at Cambridge University and the University of Texas, Dr. Larson worked for several years at the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia. Since 1979, when he joined the faculty of the Institute for Environmental Studies at the University of Illinois, Dr. Larson has held a joint appointment in the University s Department of Civil Engineering. During the academic year 1985-1986, he studied free radical reactions in water as a National Research Council senior fellow in collaboration with Dr. Richard Zepp at the... 

The production of this book has been the outcome of many hours of discussions over the years. The two coauthors have learned a great deal from each other as well as from our many colleagues, students, and friends. An incomplete list of the most important people to whom we owe debts of gratitude would include Mike Barcelona, Michael Elovitz, Bruce Faust, Chad Jafvert, Karen Marley, Gary Peyton, Frank Scully, Alan Stone, Paul Tratnyek, Lee Wolfe, Ollie Zafiriou, and Richard Zepp. Invaluable help with the manuscript was provided by Jean Clarke, Tori Corkery, Jennifer Nevius, and Heather Walsh. Finally, special thanks are due to the students of Environmental Studies 351 at the University of Illinois, who have provided indispensable suggestions about the subject matter of this book over the years. 

We thank the National Research Council for a senior associateship at the U. S. EPA Environmental Research Laboratory (Athens, GA) to one of us (R. A. L.), and Dr. Richard Zepp of that laboratory for helpful discussions. The contents of this paper do not necessarily reflect the views of the U. S. Government, nor does the mention of trade names or commercial products constitute their endorsement by the U. S. Government. 

John M. C. Plane, Rod G. Zika, Richard G. Zepp, and Lawrence A. Bums ... 

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