Celebrating Bidleman’s 1988 “Atmospheric Processes”

Authors

Elisabeth Galarneau, Environment Canada
Janet Arey, University of California, Riverside
Roger Atkinson, University of California, Riverside
Jordi Dachs, Spanish National Research Council
Steven Eisenreich, Vrije Universiteit Brussel
Tom Harner, Environment Canada
Ronald A. Hites, Indiana University
Gerhard Lammel, Masaryk University
Rainer Lohmann, University of Rhode Island
Donald Mackay, Trent University
Mustafa Odabasi, Dokuz Eylul University
James F. Pankow, Portland State UniversityFollow
Martin Scheringer, Leuphana University
Deborah Swackhamer, University of Minnesota-Twin Cities
Yucel Tasdemir, Uludag University
Frank Wania, University of Toronto, Scarborough

Published In

Environmental Science & Technology

Document Type

Citation

Publication Date

1-2015

Subjects

Atmospheric physics, Atmosphere

Abstract

The authors highlight the accomplishment of Terry F. Bidleman’s article, "Atmospheric processes: Wet and dry deposition of organic compounds are controlled by their vapor-particle partitioning". Since its 1988 appearance in ES&T the article has had a notable impact on the field of contaminant science. The paper has been cited in over 600 journal articles published by authors from every continent. Far from fading into obscurity, the paper’s influence has been remarkably consistent. Citations over the last year match the annual average attained since publication.

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DOI

10.1021/es5061403

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Citation Details

Elisabeth Galarneau, Janet Arey, Roger Atkinson, Jordi Dachs, Steven Eisenreich, Tom Harner, Ronald A. Hites, Gerhard Lammel, Rainer Lohmann, Donald Mackay, Mustafa Odabasi, James F. Pankow, Martin Scheringer, Deborah Swackhamer, Yucel Tasdemir, and Frank Wania (2015). Celebrating Bidleman’s 1988 “Atmospheric Processes” Environmental Science & Technology 2015 49 (3), 1235-1236.